The women who slowly emerge are monstrous, magical, or mysteriously fantasized from a distant journey. Their appearance is ritualized by the repetitive construction and deconstruction of painted masks. She prepares her colours and applies them with a brush or with her fingers, sometimes washing herself in a disciplined manner, sometimes making a mess...

And then, the same naked voice that accompanies each character and tells stories of the belly.

Sprinkled with video performances, hymns to food, and performances that make you hungry.

Hunger is spoken of as an unsatisfied love desire. On stage, it's a binge crisis where colours, images, and voices collide for a resilient dish. A theatrical experience,

where we follow the actress alone with curiosity in her metamorphoses and emotional digestions.

Rébecca Chaillon