
Theatre
A play by Marie Brassard

Peepshow © David Clermont-Béique
Marie Brassard is Little Red Riding Hood, among other things. In a breathtaking kaleidoscope of intimate stories about temptation, flirtation and broken hearts she leads us into unfathomed landscapes of sexual fantasies, radical manipulation of the body and hallucinogenic drugs, working with sound to defamiliarize her manifold characters. As a «poetic documenter and chronicler of parallel worlds» she researches the phenomenon of social taboo against the backdrop of a society that is marked by religious fundamentalism.
“People would look amazing if when they met other people it would leave marks on their bodies. Their faces would bear the traces of all the kisses, all the bites, and all the hands that ran through their hair. People would be beautiful. They would be wearing the marks of others for everyone to see.”
Marie Brassard
With her multimedia Peepshow Marie Brassard presents her third solo project at Berliner Festspiele. In 2002 and 2003 she already presented Jimmy and La Noirceur at the Festwochen.
Written and directed by Marie Brassard
Sound Design and Music Alexander MacSween
Stage and Lighting Design Simon Guilbault
With Marie Brassard and Alexander MacSween
Production Infrarouge, Montréal
Coproduction with spielzeiteuropa | Berliner Festspiele, Harbourfront Centre Toronto, Festival de théâtre des Amériques Montréal, Le Théâtre français du Centre national des Arts d’Ottawa, Göteborg Dance & Theatre Festival and Wiener Festwochen
Supported by the Canadian Embassy and the representation of the government of Québec