A board fence larded with finds for a setting.
A disrupted "Little Red Riding Hood" for a script.
That's enough to make Lorgnette exultant. She plays at being amazed, taking us into her personal world full of inventions, knick-knacks and mood swings...
Little Red Riding Hood is a capricious child and Grandma is not exactly easy-going, but the Wolf is the real thing.
A Wolf as fierce as one could wish, thanks to Lorgnette's best efforts.
Funny faces, an extravagant acting, surprises, this is what "Post-Scriptum" is made of.
A visual, absurd and offbeat performance.
First-prize winner of the 2007 European Puppet Festival in Gent.
"The mainspring of this creation is the desire to work with the absurd.
Choosing this tale as a starting point enables us to fantasize. The story is completely messed up, but since it is so well known, old and young really appreciate the process used. The spectators have to put 2 and 2 together, and that is a very important aspect of the show.
They take part in Lorgnette's way of thinking and savour her ellipses.
Everyone can feed on the burlesque and develop one's imagination.
In that sense, the stagecraft is a founding element in "Post-Scriptum".
The show is punctuated with effects of surprise and impertinent interpretations of the original tale.
We discover Lorgnette's perception of the world, her sarcastic and provocative personality. The whole performance is offbeat and naive». — Hélène Pirenne
