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Morgane Le Tiec
Stéphanie Brochard
Caroline Namts
Flora Spang
Gabrielle Simard
Juan Sebastian Hoyos Correa
Julien Derradj
Marilène Bastien
Éric Dizon
Georgia Leigh Newsam
Blaise Borböen-Léonard
Andréanne Deschênes
Energetic and sensitive, punctuated by touches of absurdity and humor, Marmalade Spring is an ode to life, togetherness and social cohesion.
By reinterpreting the painting Primavera by renaissance painter Sandro Botticelli, the piece offers a profound and nuanced reflection on human relationships, their complexities and their beauties. Imbued with humanism and spirituality, it explores themes such as power relationships, nature, self-image and identity, revealing tensions and contradictions as much as the many facets of harmony and love.
In a rhythm of scenes adorned with flowers and oranges, the audience discovers what lies beneath the skin of each character, while being invited to engage in personal introspection. Aimed at an audience aged 14 and over, this play resonates with teenagers and a wider public alike, with everyone able to recognize themselves in the characters and find an intimate echo in them.
Oranges, omnipresent throughout the piece, become a symbol of our ability to reveal our innermost essence and embrace that of others, weaving a rich, vibrant human marmalade.
Show for teenagers aged 14 and over.
Running time – 50 minutes
Available for tour – fall 2025
photo credits: Esteban La Rotta
