“Built by men and for men, the city imagined yesterday has largely contributed to shaping the uses and relationships evolving in urban environment today.”
In Marseille and Sevran, the two theater directors, Wilma Levy (Cie des Passages) and Sarah Champion-Schreiber (Théâtre de l’Œuvre) invite women residents to reflect on their city.
As a woman, what is my relation to the city, to the neighborhood I live in? How do I perceive it? How does it constrain me? How do I claim it? How does it, sometimes, empower me? Together, these women share strategies, struggles, and demands for a more egalitarian city, tomorrow perhaps?
A choral show, staged by about thirty women, which offers a comparative perspective, an encounter between women from two cities who share common aspects and challenges, particularly major renovation projects.
Participants : Djannet Abidelli, Cristina D’Antona, Odile Berki, Emma Bester, Chérifa Bounoua, Rahima Cherigui, Delphine Clément, Geneviève Combal, Alzira Da Silva, Victoire Delord, Aïcha Derdar, Leslie Decloux, Raquel Fernanda, Marilou Gaillard, Fatima Gauna, Elisabetta Guttuso, Naïma Hamdaoui, Aouicha Hammoudi, Imen Helaoui, Joëlle Huret, Manon Lavédrine, Salomé Levi, Khadija Madahi, Bàrbara Maia, Hafida Meddour, Laura Mérel, Khéra Nouar, Corinne Raynaud, Karima Rouaf, Agnès Souffir, Dhanalakshmi Ungamootoo, Fathia Zaoui.
A proposal by Théâtre de l’Œuvre and the Compagnie des Passages, in collaboration with the Théâtre de la Poudrerie.
Partners : Direction Départementale aux Droits des Femmes et à l’Égalité, AMP Métropole Politique de la Ville, Conseil Départemental 13, DRAC PACA, La Fondation Abbé Pierre, Département de Seine Saint Denis, DRAC Ile de France, ANCT Ville de Sevran, Fonds de dotation InPACT, Sevran-dispositif DRAC CLEA, Fondation SNCF et Le ZEF | La Gare Franche.
