From their camp in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande and the production of La Baraque, cantine musicale (2005), they have of course never been very far from Les Tombées de la Nuit. We’ve been loving the dreamlike and whirling world of Dromesko for thirty years. With their carnival huts, fabulous animals, mythical characters, troupe of acrobats, and unbridled funny and nostalgic approach to artistic creation, they have paved the way for many other artists from the New Theatre movement. Today, by turning the tables on a negative disorder, compulsive hoarding, the couple celebrates Lily’s mania for accumulating broken and forgotten objects, in a kind of baroque and carnivalesque artistic recycling project that brings them back to the land of the living.

“What if all these neglected objects came together in a hodgepodge of weirdness?” asks Lily. “What if people combined their own memories with those of objects by magnifying them in a dreamlike world where they become one?”

In this poetic walk in the company of actors, dancers and musicians, the objects become comically serious or seriously comical tableaux vivants. All you have to do is let yourself glide from surprise to emotion, in this dream world full of devilishly human characters, fabulous beasts, images of wild beauty, and unusual installations. It’s a new and wonderful escape into the magic of Dromesko’s theatre, which returns to enchant our souls and our minds.