Le bal

A night spent in the intimate company of the residents of a village hosting a dance. An old-fashioned dance, held in the village barn, which is the event of the season.

The show begins with the retelling of a Valais legend. “Justeaucorps” is the name given to a very beautiful and free-spirited girl who arouses jealousy and envy among the villagers.

Most of the stories imagined by storyteller Christine Métrailler are inspired by social issues: priestly celibacy, the pressure to stay young, relationships, adolescence, and the emergence of romantic love. Echoing these stories, songs evoke emotions and memories. With Bourvil and his famous “petit bal perdu,” colorful lanterns welcome guests to the dance. There will also be the magnetic voice of Jacques Brel, the fiery voice of Dalida, tango tunes—La Cumparsita—Patrick Juvet’s desperate plea to women, and a spellbinding slow dance whispered by Joe Dassin.

Come to the ball, and dance if you want—or not… whatever you prefer!

A show to discover on May 8 and 9, closing out the season at the Théâtre du Dé.


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