Théâtre 13 - Glacière — 103 A boulevard Auguste Blanqui
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The narrator, the Dyke Fairy, a queer good fairy inspired by Delphine Seyrig's Lilac Fairy, guides the narration and accompanies Anna's path. Anna meets Violette, and they experience a love story for three years. But the illness of Anna's father gradually invades her life, weakening her bond with Violette. Anna breaks up. Maya, her best friend, comes to help her leave the shared apartment. Anna decides to return to her hometown by the sea, to her parents' home, for a while… Upon arrival, Anna feels overwhelmed by the family home: her sick, mute father, and her distraught mother. She escapes toward the sea in search of the silent world. Underwater, she embarks on a poetic voyage and discovers The Villa of Broken Dykes.
Text, direction: Angèle Garnier
With Léa Delmart, Marie-Lou Nessi, Ema Haznadar, Anysia Mabe, Anne-Laure Tondu
Assistant director: Alice Le Berre
Scenography: Marie-Lou Nessi and Juliette Baigne
Costumes: Lucille Betrancourt
Music composition: Solène Moulin, Manon Leguay
Voice: Jérôme Robart
Lighting design: Macha Menu
Sound design: Marie Favier
Choreography: Candice Levy-Lafaye
Only 2 dates left, the last on 27 November 2026
Théâtre 13 - Glacière
103 A boulevard Auguste Blanqui, Paris
Stations: Île-de-France Mobilités
Full venue programme →Sources : Que faire à Paris, theatre13.com · details last read on 14 November 2026
