Hakim Bah & Juan Ignacio Tula | Y10
Stage director, playwright & acrobat
Moi, Tituba sorcière
Moi, Tituba sorcière
February 13- February 17, 2023
Final Show on February 17 at 5:30 pm in the Auditorium. Book your seat.
Halfway between Guinea, where he was born and where his texts are performed, and France, where he studied and made his debut, Hakim Bah is now a recognized writer and director. He has been awarded multiple prizes (Prix RFI Théâtre, Prix des Journées Lyon des Auteurs de Théâtre...).
His new play, Let's hope mastication doesn't take too long, is programmed by the FIAF on February 9th.
Along with Argentinean acrobat Juan Ignacio Tula, who participated in his last creation, he will lead a poetic staging workshop for the Tenth Graders using Moi Tituba sorcière, a famous text by Maryse Condé about a West Indian marginalized character in the 17th century. Work on the text, body and voice will bring this meaningful story to life.
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His new play, Let's hope mastication doesn't take too long, is programmed by the FIAF on February 9th.
Along with Argentinean acrobat Juan Ignacio Tula, who participated in his last creation, he will lead a poetic staging workshop for the Tenth Graders using Moi Tituba sorcière, a famous text by Maryse Condé about a West Indian marginalized character in the 17th century. Work on the text, body and voice will bring this meaningful story to life.
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