Hello ,
Douala Another proverb says that "in rainy season, Umbrella becomes your companion about ". For a week when the rain falls in various ways Bonendalé by drizzles or rain intensities, we journey towards the workshops alongside our faithful companions ...
A theater workshop, the 16 teenagers took over, a surprisingly serious, Greek tragedies so soon to weave those words, which connects humans to humans, this word linking humans to land, this theatrical speech that connects humans to the cosmos ... The Greek poet Aeschylus
knew who maliciously in -458 BC, unearth buried the words of the bloody history nte of Atreus inspires us. Thanks to the presence of Christian scholarly Ngwesse we practice going back and forth between the uplifting stories and legends of the Greek people Sawa-Bonendalé ...
Worms Aeschylus brought in Duala former allows children from the village of wonder at the poetry of their language.
workshop video conducted by Eshu (aka Rigobert TAMWA) has completed its first test and the 6 participants preparing to film a movie ("The Sacrifice of Iphigenia") for the show that we will, in 3 performances in the noble people of Bonendalé meeting next Saturday and Sunday: Agamemnon.
We are far (and happy to be) the staging of Olivier Py at the Theatre of Europe in 2008. The
Mangones, these old female deities, daughters of the dark night, the Furies as they are known in the West, Protecting Nature, family and hospitality have already emerged from beneath the earth during rehearsals of this rainy week. They roam around on stage qu'aménagera next week the artist and designer Joel M'Pah Dooh, with a group of 5 teenagers ...
A theater workshop, the 16 teenagers took over, a surprisingly serious, Greek tragedies so soon to weave those words, which connects humans to humans, this word linking humans to land, this theatrical speech that connects humans to the cosmos ... The Greek poet Aeschylus
knew who maliciously in -458 BC, unearth buried the words of the bloody history nte of Atreus inspires us. Thanks to the presence of Christian scholarly Ngwesse we practice going back and forth between the uplifting stories and legends of the Greek people Sawa-Bonendalé ...
Worms Aeschylus brought in Duala former allows children from the village of wonder at the poetry of their language.
translation of the Oresteia by Christian Ngwessé
We are far (and happy to be) the staging of Olivier Py at the Theatre of Europe in 2008. The
Mangones, these old female deities, daughters of the dark night, the Furies as they are known in the West, Protecting Nature, family and hospitality have already emerged from beneath the earth during rehearsals of this rainy week. They roam around on stage qu'aménagera next week the artist and designer Joel M'Pah Dooh, with a group of 5 teenagers ...
the workshop radio the group of 13 exercised in mounting the sound portraits and interviews that has made this week in the village.
I say more ... The Internet très faible ne nous permet pas, de partager avec vous images vidéo et sons de ce que nous vivons ici...
A bientôt
Barbara et Nadège
A bientôt
Barbara et Nadège
Atelier radio - Manuela et Mireille
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