Michelle, doit-on t'en vouloir d'avoir fait un selfie à Auschwitz?

In 2014, a photo caused an uproar online: a selfie posted on social media showed a young girl smiling for the camera at Auschwitz.Who is Michelle? Or rather, who is uneviedechat? Is she a carefree teenager or a badly behaved one? Did she fulfil her duty to remember by taking this selfie? Or did she sully the past by posing in front of the remains of the Holocaust? Opinions differ on social media, comments fly, and Michelle becomes a virtual prisoner of cruel digital harassment.

In this ensemble piece inspired by a real-life news story, Sylvain Levey allows us to form our own opinions about the society of appearances we have created. Thanks to a dramaturgy that plays on the immediacy of the internet, he reveals the mechanisms of virtual frenzy bordering on harassment.

Line-Up:

Artistic direction: Franck Regnier

With Mathilde Cerf, Guillemette Crémèse, Sabrine Ben Njima or Mathilde Cribier, Elise Dano or Sandra Vandroux, Léonce Pruvost or Yanis Ramet, Cédric Saulnier, Anthony Candellier, and Franck Regnier

Set design: Andréa Warzee

Lighting: Charlie Henry

Music: Johan Putet

Choreography: Emilie Odin

Main organizer(s): neimënster

Production: Les Méridiens 

Co-productions: Espace Rohan – Relais Culturel de Saverne (67) / La Passerelle – Relais Culturel de Rixheim (68) - Show supported by the Grand Est Cultural Agency under the “Provision of Rehearsal Space” program - Les Méridiens is accredited by the Ministry of Culture and Communication - DRAC, Grand Est, the Grand Est Region, and the City of Strasbourg. Support: European Community of Alsace - The company is associated with Espace Rohan – Cultural Center of Saverne

Language: FR 

Minimum age: 12

Duration: 65'