Le Monde brûle et moi, je m’achète des Nike, Anturia Soilihi, Victoria Ribeiro

Must we continue fighting as before or invent another way of breathing? Le Monde brûle et moi, je m’achète des Nike explores a transformation, that of Anturia-Buffy, a vigilante from Nanterre straight out of a cult series.

In a world on the brink of the apocalypse, she fights. But after one struggle too many, a flash of insight stops her: memories surge—her childhood, her heritages, the heroines who shaped her. A breach opens: how to survive in this world in flames? Nourished by childhood memories, 90s culture, complex family figures, this show questions how we construct ourselves. But are we nonetheless predetermined? Starting from intimate narratives, Anturia Soilihi lays bare the mechanisms of oppression and asks the question: how to become a poppy when you grew up in manure? At the heart of her work lies the conviction that the stage can welcome rage as much as jubilation and turn chaos ashes into glitter.