Artistes - Éric Cénat, Claire Vidoni
Secrétariat générale - Morgane Nory
Attachée de production - Clémence Grenat
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portée par la Région Centre - Val de Loire, subventionnée par la DRAC, le Département du Loiret et la Ville d'Orléans
Créé en 1986 par Éric Cénat, Le Théâtre de l'Imprévu affirme sa démarche artistique en lui donnant une ligne autour des mots, ceux qui donnent du sens et nous inscrivent dans le temps et l'espace. Grâce à eux, nous explorons notre passé, appréhendons notre présent et réfléchissons à notre avenir au travers de nos créations et actions culturelles.
Max Jacob
Holy tightrope walker!
Creation: 2012
Design and interpretation: Eric Cenat and Patrice Delbourg
Spring Selection of Poets
This theatrical reading conceived by the writer Patrice Delbourg and the actor Éric Cénat is devoted to Max Jacob, a major figure in French poetry from the first part of the 20th century. Fallacious and authentic,wiseand bruised,baroqueand studious,guiltyand martyr, it is very rare to encounter so many paradoxes and contrasts in the same personality.
Alternately follow one another on stage: biographical elements of an extraordinary destiny that goes through childhood in Quimper, the artistic adventure of the “Bateau Lavoir” in Paris, the spiritual retreat in Saint Benoît sur Loire, the tragic end at _cc781905 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_camp of Drancy; poems between facetious banter and painful seriousness; excerpts from letters to his friends (Jean Cocteau, Marcel Bealu, Roger Toulouse)...
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Max Jacob
- An evocation of Max Jacob through six short texts written and read by Patrice Delbourg:
- The Appearance
- A life of a chair stick
- Quimper… and pass
- The great verbal parade
- The Hermit in Clogs
- "I have your skin"
Our thanks to the Orléans Media Library, the Orléans Fine Arts Museum,
the Fine Arts Museum of Quimper and the Picasso Foundation