Press Review

Despite its closure, the Scène nationale Carré-Colonnes remains a land of creation for artists... Behind closed doors, something can be heard. Music, footsteps, laughter, the sound of a train? Despite its closure, the Scène nationale Carré Colonne, which still offers an alternative program - between home shows or outdoor performances - continues to resonate with the rhythm of creation. Regularly, the Carré-Colonnes indeed welcomes artists who take over its stages to rehearse or work in secret on their next creation...Thus, from January 25 to 29, the company Cie La Boîte à s...

The company La Boîte à sel (Céline Garnavault / Thomas Sillard) has launched two new projects, one of which is aimed at everyone from the age of three.In a few months, in October, the company La Boîte à sel will celebrate its twentieth anniversary. Already. For two years now, its show Block has been touring almost all the stages of France. Aimed at all audiences from the age of three, it can be considered one of the great successes of recent seasons. Following the lockdown, the team was able to return to the stages and work on its future projects. The blocks designed by Tho...

TTT - We love passionately - “ Connected sound object theater? Imagine a transparent cube that emits a sound when it is turned over, a technological version of the "moo" box. On stage, a woman discovers one, which beeps, first under her hard hat, then another, a third, a fourth..., each broadcasting an urban noise in a different location. She organizes, masters the situation like a good site manager, until the accumulation of sounds and cubic objects (about sixty) absorbs her. The object then takes control... The audience observes universes being created, changing atmospher...

"Sixty small transparent sound cubes that are connected for a scenography of great sobriety and, in the middle, a woman who composes and draws the city with her sound and light architectures... Such is the project of Block, a vast construction game imagined by Céline Garnavault and her team. With Thomas Sillard, the designer of the blocks and sound creator, she has reinvented the "boîte à meuh," which only works if you turn it over. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful shows for young audiences of the season."

" Céline Garnavault and her team have created a unique and inventive device for what is one of the prettiest surprises of this young audience season. The actress evolves alone, in the foreground for a few moments before a scenography of great sobriety but full of surprises is revealed. About sixty small transparent and connected cubes have invaded the entire play area. In the middle, manipulating these blocks, Céline Garnavault composes and draws a city with its sound and light architectures... The well-behaved construction game of the first moments begins to "form a block"...