Carolina Bianchi Y Cara de Cavalo
Trilogia Cadela Força
Complete trilogy – Chapters I, II and III
septembersept 19 – 27

Metro 4 et 10 : Station Odéon
RER B: Luxembourg
RER C : Saint-Michel
Bus : 63, 87, 86, 70, 96, 58
Parkings : rue Soufflot ; Place St Sulpice ; rue de l'Ecole de Médecine
Vélib' : stations 6028, 6017, 6016
Saturday september 19
12h30 - 22h30 – Trilogie intégrale
Sunday september 20
12h30 - 22h30 – Trilogie intégrale
Saturday september 26
12h30 - 22h30 – Trilogie intégrale
Sunday september 27
12h30 - 22h30 – Trilogie intégrale
A Noiva e o Boa Noite Cinderela
Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe—Odéon Paris 6
09.23—30
The Brotherhood
Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe—Odéon Paris 6
09.24 and 10.01
Uma Luz Cordial
Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe—Odéon Paris 6
09.25 and 10.02
Le Festival d’Automne à Paris présente ce spectacle en coréalisation avec l’Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe.
In 2023, the Brazilian director, writer and performer Carolina Bianchi premiered the first chapter of Trilogia Cadela Força (Trilogy of Bitches) opening up a new chapter in the recent history of contemporary theatre. These works weave a tapestry of a complex nature, used as the basis for exploring the links between sexual violence and their representations via the history of art. The result of eight years of work, this process makes tangible the tension between the search for a language capable of conveying its complexity and the violence inherent in artistic creation. In doing so, it sheds light upon the difficulty of giving shape to what remains fundamentally enigmatic.
After presenting in 2024 and 2025 the first two chapters at La Villette, this year the Festival d’Automne presents the third chapter, as well as complete works of the trilogy in conjunction with the Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe. Each piece, to be seen either independently or as part of a marathon, is envisaged as a field of study, into the dynamics and influences that each chapter exerts on the others, but also of the limits of working on such subjects over a long period of time. Is it even possible to reach its conclusion, in the wake of the consequences of Boa Noite, Cinderela? Seeing the cycle in its entirety becomes a pressing need, the reason being that each of its three parts are interwoven in such a way that they make for a unique experience, for the audience and artists alike.
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