The play "We Should Have Left a Note" by the Le Chat du désert Company

Museum Overview

In this loose adaptation of Patrick Kermann's "La mastication des morts", Grégory Faive delivers a show that is both funny and sensitive.

“Nobody cares about stories, little stories,” but tonight, at Diapason, we’re going to pay attention, we’re going to listen closely. The residents of Moret-sur-Raguse have stories to tell. From inheritance matters to the latest neighborhood gossip, and even tales of somewhat fickle lovers, they come to confide in us, to share their memories, their joys, their sorrows, and their end… Because yes, the residents of Moret-sur-Raguse are dead. But today, their stories reach us. And with them, a question remains: is death the end of everything?

In this loose adaptation of Patrick Kermann's *La mastication des morts*, Grégory Faive delivers a show that is both funny and moving. The lighting design and the performances of the four actors elevate this text, "this polyphony of the afterlife." And ultimately, this story of the dead becomes... wildly alive!

Minimum age: 14 years

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