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The Eternal Pigists troupe, renowned for their exploration of human relationships with humor and gravity, is set to present their latest production, "Bare as the Day We Were Born." Directed by Cédrik Lapratte-Roy and written by Pierre-Michel Tremblay, the show promises a unique blend of seriousness and irreverence.
Cédrik Lapratte-Roy, a theatre director known for his innovative and experimental approach, has taken the reins for this production. His work is characterized by a focus on intimate and raw human experiences, often exploring themes of vulnerability and authenticity. Lapratte-Roy is recognized for his close collaborations with actors and creative teams, aiming to create performances that resonate deeply with audiences.
The cast for "Bare as the Day We Were Born" includes Marie Charlebois, Christian Bégin, Isabelle Vincent, and Pier Paquette. Charlebois, a founding member of the troupe, has chosen to rediscover the joy of acting without the responsibility of directing. The actors start with big existential questions in their sketches, but quickly realize they won't solve all the world's problems.
Current events are addressed with a juvenile, even burlesque angle in "Bare as the Day We Were Born." The show is an existential comedy about the meaning of the universe, promising a thought-provoking yet entertaining experience.
The Eternal Pigists troupe was founded in 1996 by actor Patrice Coquereau. Over nearly 30 years, the troupe has grown and evolved, with Isabelle Vincent, Christian Bégin, Marie Charlebois, and Pier Paquette now forming its current membership. The troupe's shows are characterized by authentic dialogues and the ability to address deep themes with lightness.
"Bare as the Day We Were Born" will be presented from August 14 to 23 at Théâtre Le Patriote in Sainte-Agathe, and will be available for viewing on the website of Les Éternels Pigistes in the fall as part of a tour in Quebec. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the unique blend of humor and gravity that The Eternal Pigists are known for.
Arts enthusiasts can anticipate a captivating blend of entertainment and deep introspection with the Eternal Pigists troupe's latest production, "Bare as the Day We Were Born." This show, featuring the talents of Marie Charlebois, Christian Bégin, Isabelle Vincent, and Pier Paquette, employs humor and gravity to explore existential questions, offering audiences an engaging and thought-provoking experience.
