"Interruption" with Pascale Arbillot, a committed play about abortion at the Théâtre Antoine: prolongations

"Interruption", the new play presented at the Théâtre Antoine, until March 31, 2024, invites spectators to break the silence around a delicate but essential subject: thevoluntary interruption of pregnancy. It is through Eva's eyes that the audience discovers different stories, those of her friends, their sisters, their mothers, and even her own story, weaving the fabric of the show.

Pascale Arbillot, one of the show's central figures, is renowned for her acting talents. Accompanied by Sanda Codreanu and Kenza Lagnaoui, they embody these courageous women breaking the silence onabortion. Each scene evokes universal themes and emotions, from love and choice to freedom and family. These subjects, which affect men and women alike, invite deep reflection.

More than just a performance,"Interruption" seeks to shake up preconceived ideas aboutabortion. It's an invitation to listen, understand and become aware, through a show that's both powerful and exciting.

For anyone looking for an enriching and poignant evening of theater in Paris, Théâtre Antoine is the place to be. Make sure you don't miss this captivating play, which will undoubtedly be remembered long after its last performance.

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