After House in 2023, filmmaker and director Amos Gitaï returns to the Théâtre de la Colline with Golem. Inspired by the legendary figure of the Kabbalah, this show explores the duality between creation and destruction through the stories ofIsaac Bashevis Singer, Joseph Roth, Léon Poliakov and Lamed Shapiro. By blending these literary sources with the actors' biographies, Gitaï offers a reflection on the fate of minorities and the myth's contemporary resonance.
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On stage, a cosmopolitan troupe of actors and musicians from the Middle East bring to life a sensory fresco where languages, traditions and origins intertwine. Through this diversity, Golem questions the links between collective memory and transmission, confronting the audience with the tensions between progress and catastrophe.
Golem will appeal to fans of committed theater, historical narratives and philosophical questioning. Audiences sensitive to works combining testimonies, music and immersive staging will find a rich and powerful scenic proposition.
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Dates and Opening Time
From March 4, 2025 to April 3, 2025
Location
Théâtre National de la Colline
15/17 rue Malte Brun
75020 Paris 20
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Booking
www.colline.fr



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