The Théâtre Gérard Philippe in Saint-Denis is set to host "Néandertal", a theatrical work conceived by David Geselson. The play makes use of a unique narrative and features a group of researchers immersed in the study of our ancestors' DNA, navigating between personal issues and existential questions. This blend of everyday life and scientific research offers a profound reflection on our origins and our collective identity.
David Geselson is renowned for his ability to blend documentary and fictional elements in his works. In "Neanderthal", he uses this approach to create a narrative that examines the intricacies of science and personal life. The show is characterized by its accessible treatment of complex subjects. With precision, humor and lyricism, the renowned director creates a sensitive fresco that plays with perspectives, from the microcells of our bodies to the cosmos that surrounds us. The human dimension is at the heart of this show, exploring the complexity of interpersonal relationships in a scientific research context.
The show's impact on audiences has already been felt at its presentation at the Festival d'Avignon in summer 2023 , and in other theaters during its tour of France. At the heart of the audience's experience: Geselson's inventive, playful approach, and the actors' ability to embody the characters, driven by the hopes and disappointments of their research.
"Neanderthal"is a theatrical exploration of the issues surrounding our origins and identity as a species. Running from February 28 to March 11, 2024 at the Théâtre Gérard Philippe, the play offers a unique opportunity to reflect on science, human history and the ties that bind us together.
Dates and Opening Time
From February 28th, 2024 to March 11th, 2024
Location
Théâtre Gérard Philipe
59, Boulevard Jules Guesde
93200 Saint Denis
Average duration
2 h
30 min
