Alley theater for families ages 8 and up
It’s the last day of summer and time is running out. Today marks the end of childhood, for tomorrow Victor enters high school. It’s Ragnarök.
He’s torn between fear and the opportunity to be a new Victor. Nobody knows him there. He’s nobody’s friend, neighbor or brother. He can be whoever he wants to be. But he could also get lost, not find the door to his math class, forget the code to his lock, be mocked or labeled… To help him, Sam suggests one last game: “just like when we were kids”.
Victor is the sequel to the play Amarelinha. Two years later in the fiction, the show explores questions of identity, peer acceptance, grief, and courage. It’s a play that expresses itself through the playfulness we associate with childhood, and it tackles issues that carry us all the way through to adulthood.
text + direction | Simon Fournier
director’s assistance + choreography | Vincent Jutras + Delphine Véronneau
creators-performers | Sandy Bessette + Laura Côté-Bilodeau + Mélanie Cullin + Solo Fugère + Jonathan Hardy + Xavier Malo
costumes | Marc-André Poliquin
illustration + poster | Alexa Perchemal
photos | Denis Martin + Alexandra Grenier
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Conseil des arts du Canada | Une école montréalaise pour tous | Conseil des Arts de Montréal | Maison de la culture Anjou | Maison de la culture Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie
