Les jeux oubliés

The Théâtre de Verdure in the Jardin Shakespeare hosts “Les jeux oubliés”, a contemporary creation that explores the intricacies of childhood and memory.

This contemporary play, titled “Les jeux oubliés” (The Forgotten Games), invites the audience to reflect on childhood memories and their impact on the present. The staging, brought to life by a cast including Jonathan Genet, Noa Landon, Fleur Sulmont, Alexandre Théry, and Marie Bonnet, promises a sensitive and nuanced exploration of the themes addressed. The show is part of an artistic approach that prioritises emotion and introspection, offering a unique theatrical experience.

The Théâtre de Verdure in the Jardin Shakespeare, an ideal setting for this creation, offers an intimate atmosphere conducive to listening. The audience will discover writing that questions the links between past and present, through characters confronted with their own “forgotten games”. The performance is aimed at an audience seeking plays that stimulate reflection and offer an original perspective on universal subjects.

Expect a demanding yet accessible artistic proposal, where the actors' performances serve a text that invites an inner journey. The tone is both poetic and impactful, without ever falling into didacticism, leaving everyone the freedom to interpret the personal resonances of this work.