Act I
The main character of our play, Lula, realizes that life is in fact a Stage and we are all performers in our own theatrical piece. Guided under the timely knowledge of her older brother, Ariel, Lula realizes that her dreams tap into her own capabilities and desires. She realizes that she does in fact hold the power to change her own life. Enlisting her 5 friends (Karin, Celia, Marc Antoine, Tobie and Violette) into her plan, they set out to strengthen each other and invest in the messages of their dreams. Act II In an old abandoned room at their school during their lunch hour, the 6 children begin their journey of transformation away from the critical guises of others. In their meeting the 6 children realize that they can dream and tap into the power of transforming themselves. They learn to overcome the things (such as their differences) that they have allowed to limit them in the past and use their own triumphs to empower each other. Act III The last act explores the power of friendship and the fear of change. With the joining of another child to make their group 7 (Eve), we see the pride the children share in having transformed themselves into those things in their deepest dreams. After much encouragement from each other, they all realize their potential to overcome any obstacle they may face. Marielle Bernard took drama classes at University de Québec in Montreal and has been an actor for fifteen years. Then she branched out into writing. She was an advertising writer and designer, and TV or video scriptwriter. She wrote several plays for teenagers with whom she worked as a director. Now, she is back to acting : writing and acting go hand in hand, she says. |
Director
Véronique Schlumberger Cast Jocelyne Badaracchi: a writer Rhon Barras: Eve, the magician, Karine in a dream, the cake, Celia in a dream Sabrina Belletti: an elf, Violette, a sheep, the indian Fabienne Betting: an elf, Ariel, the apple, the shaman Michel Gaillard: a writer Amal Melhem: the caterpillar, Tobie, a sheep Sarah Ohmer: Lula, a sheep Rosella Pessin: an elf, Célia, a sheep Clara Ploux: an elf, Marc-Antoine, a sheep Hélène Schlumberger: an elf, Karine Crew Costumes: Danielle Chopra, Catherine Simon, Régine Legras Sets: Catherine Simon, José Rozan, Frédéric Herlin Lights and sound: Hermine Bénard, Arnaud Desalos, Jean-Louis Pessin, Anne Rodet Music: Cédric Theys (4Element) Poster: Rosella Pessin Photo: Vincent Rodet Vidéo: Luc Schlumberger Website: Armelle Lahitette |