Théâtre : ADIEU MONSIEUR HAFFMANN
A deeply moving work that blends tension, humanity, and hope, based on Jean-Philippe DAGUERRE A production by Stichomythie & Compagnies, directed by Fabien AUSTRUY Choreography by Léonie BONNEFÉ and Dorian CAMPOS.
Paris, 1942.
To escape Nazi barbarism, Joseph Haffmann, a Jewish jeweler, entrusts his business to his employee, Pierre Vigneau, before hiding in the basement of his own shop.
But the agreement between the two men will quickly take an unexpected turn…
In this poignant, closed-door drama where silences weigh as heavily as words, human relationships shift in the wake of fear, ambition, and compromise.
Between emotion, dramatic tension, and moments of suspended time, *Adieu Monsieur Haffmann* plunges us into the heart of an era where every choice can upend an entire life.
A deeply human play, blending theater and movement, brought to life by a sensitive and immersive staging.
%AB With *Adieu Monsieur Haffmann*, I wanted to explore a more intimate, more intense, and deeply human register.
This work is an emotional journey in which every glance, every silence, and every gesture speaks as much as the words themselves.
Through this staging, I wanted to create a sensitive and vivid experience, blending dramatic tension with the poetry of movement thanks to the choreography by Léonie Bonnefé and Dorian Campos.
It is a powerful artistic adventure, brought to life by a passionate troupe, that we can’t wait to share with the audience.
Because beyond history, this play is, above all, about what it means to be human. %BB
Fabien AUSTRUY
