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The Version Nobody Cares About
Grand Théâtre de Québec
Based on the novel by Emmanuelle Pierrot Stage adaptation by Marie-Claude St-Laurent Directed by Marie-Ève Milot A creation of Le Trident, the Centre du Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui, and the Théâtre de l’Affamée, in co-production with the Théâtre de l’Œil With Melissa Iguer, Karl Bobanovits, Gabriel Samson I, Daniel D’Amours, Vincent Roy, Ines Sirine Azaiez, Lyraël Dauphin, and Catherine De Léan Design Josianne Dulong-Savignac, Ariane Sauvé, Julie Levesque, Paul Chambers, Antoine Berthiaume, Charlotte Castel, Ève-Lyne Dallaire This version could have remained in the shadows, this one, hers, the one that wasn't asked for. The one that overflows the boxes, that disturbs the official chronology, that doesn't fit into the neat and consensual narrative that others have already written in her place. But here it is, emerging from silence. The story of Sacha and Tom plunges us into the heart of an explosive intimacy: memory against memory, words against silence, the individual against the collective version of events. What seemed to be an ordinary journey - a life, a relationship, a breakup, a grief - turns out to be a minefield where every memory hides a wound, every silence a resistance. On stage, the language is sharp, funny, and painful at the same time, always precise like a scalpel. Sacha is not a victim; she is someone who finally refuses to disappear into the version of others. "La version qui n'intéresse personne" is published by Éditions Le Quartanier.
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