Les Chaises

Between heart-wrenching solitude and desperate farce, The Chairs speaks of the fear of death and the power of illusions. Beneath the grotesque features of the Old Woman and the Old Man lies a universal humanity: that which struggles, until its last breath, against the void.

Humor, violence and tenderness intertwine in a story where each chair becomes a memory, an absent presence, a life fading away.

Theatre of the absurd? No: pure poetry.