03Mar2026
Théâtre : La Bête Noire & Petite Reine
Two intimate portraits of circus women in chiaroscuro
Tuesday March 03
Théâtre de Charleville-Mézières – Place du théâtre 08000 CHARLEVILLE MEZIERES
At the Charleville-Mézières theater on March 3, 2026 at 20 p.m.
Duration: 1h10 with intermission.
+ 10 years.
Duration: 1h10 with intermission.
+ 10 years.
La Bête Noire delves into a woman's struggles with her demons. The body bends, twists, rises, and clings to a sculptural column-like apparatus. Shadows, lights, and sounds create a space where each vertebra seems to speak. In Petite Reine, a solar artist rides her bicycle, a metaphor for the man she fell in love with, in a scenography sculpted with light. A frantic race emerges to free herself from injunctions.
Through this sensitive and physical diptych, complementing her large collective forms (including La Chute des anges, hosted at the TCM), Raphaëlle Boitel, ex-contortionist, summons a straightforward circus, which questions our inner struggles and our need for freedom.
As part of International Women's Day.
Musical aperitif at 19:15 p.m.: “Great Women Composers in the Spotlight.” Free upon reservation.
Discover the prices.
Through this sensitive and physical diptych, complementing her large collective forms (including La Chute des anges, hosted at the TCM), Raphaëlle Boitel, ex-contortionist, summons a straightforward circus, which questions our inner struggles and our need for freedom.
As part of International Women's Day.
Musical aperitif at 19:15 p.m.: “Great Women Composers in the Spotlight.” Free upon reservation.
Discover the prices.
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