L’invraisemblable mésaventure de Gregor Samsa

Probably tired of being an ordinary man, the unfortunate Gregor Samsa wakes up one morning changed into an abominable insect...
A misadventure that he accepts with no qualms, much to the dismay of his terrified parents, who are waiting for him at his bedroom door. Yet beneath his disgusting exterior, Gregor Samsa is nonetheless a man, or at least aware of it, even if his small bourgeois family, steeped in the mediocrity of everyday life, seems intent on ignoring him.
With The Metamorphosis, Kafka is undoubtedly warning us that when faced with something foreign, it is perhaps ourselves that we should be wary of. And not the one that frightens us.
Sarkis Tcheumlekdjian, while paying faithful homage to the text, also conjures up the imagination and its theatre, supported by the remarkable performances of Déborah Lamy and Didier Vidal. A marvel...

adaptation and direction Sarkis Tcheumlekdjian, acting Déborah Lamy and Didier Vidal, lighting
Laetitia Bonnet, sound Edward Ikor, costumes Anne Dumont

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