Andromaque

Four beings struggle with a legacy that is beyond them.

Orestes, Hermione, Pyrrhus, and Andromaque move forward like constrained chess pieces, haunted by the Trojan War and the memory of their ancestors.

The confidants, masked, embody these real or fantasized parental figures: glorious fathers, absent mothers, crushing legacies. Silent observers and judges, they constantly remind the protagonists of what they must be — or what they can never become.

This staging of Andromaque explores the transmission of violence, the weight of lineages, and the illusion of making amends. Because wanting to repair history sometimes means replaying it differently.

A tragedy of inheritance, where love, fidelity, and glory clash with an essential question: can one break free from what one has received?