Big Mother - Tournée

Directed by: Mélody Mourey With Patrick Blandin or David Marchal, Benoît Cauden, Ariane Brousse, Guillaume Ducreux, Marine Llado, Karina Marimon As a scandal rocks the White House, J

Directed by: Mélody Mourey

With Patrick Blandin or David Marchal, Benoît Cauden, Ariane Brousse, Guillaume Ducreux, Marine Llado, Karina Marimon

As a scandal rocks the White House, Julia Robinson, a journalist for New York Investigation, believes she recognises her partner, who died seven years earlier, in court! As she begins to investigate this mystery, she and her colleagues uncover the intricacies of a vast mass manipulation conspiracy. The scene is set, changes of era and location follow one another without a break, the breathtakingly realistic interpretation, the scenography and the musical universe… Everything plunges us into the heart of a gripping socio-political thriller whose action unfolds at 100 miles an hour. After Les crapauds fous and La Course des géants, presented in Cannes in previous seasons, Mélody Mourey confirms her particular talent for weaving immersive, fast-paced stories that establish her as a true "theatre filmmaker".

A journalistic thriller all about mass manipulation in the age of Big Data. As the President of the United States is forced to face up to a scandal, the editors of New York Investigation lead the investigation into a vast conspiracy of mass manipulation. A breath-taking play which unfolds as a socio-political thriller, on a shockingly realistic subject echoing a number of real international events. So long Big Brother: now is the time of Big Mother, and it is we who have armed her against us in our digital frenzy! NOMINATIONS AUX MOLIÈRES 2023

• Meilleur spectacle de théâtre privé
• Création visuelle et sonore
• Mise en scène
• Comédienne dans un second rôle
• Auteur/trice francophone vivant/e

PRESSE

« Un thriller psychologico-politique aussi captivant et haletant qu’une série américaine  »

• Le Figaro « Une belle, franche et enthousiasmante réussite, qui mérite amplement applaudissements et lauriers. » L’Officiel des spectacles

«Une mise en scène rafraichissante, entre le théâtre, le cinéma, les sér