We are happy to be part of Fête du Théâtre this year and present our show. After the show we invite our public for the open discussion.

A physical performance « Sweet Addictions » is full of drama, life, love and music. It’s a unique performance with original creation by the director and performers with a deep research of the topic. 

 In this show we tried to reflect on today’s ways to escape the reality and cope with a new, fast, constantly changing world. 

We invite the audience to sail together on the boat full of addictions to find out together the way out to the pure sea of freedom and happiness. 

In the 21 century, humanity invented a billion ways to do so: alcohol, doing sports, changing appearance, gambling, internet, gaming, smoking, and on and on. Addictions are dangerous for everyone. 

« Sweet Addictions » prompts us to reflect deeply on the possessions that end up owning us, or worse, owning our very identities. It challenges us to question the allure and consequences of the addictive patterns that pervade our society.

"Sweet Addictions" was born from the director's unwavering desire to understand the depths of human emotion and our inherent vulnerabilities. Through extensive artistic research and intimate conversations,

Maria Rakotonarivo has uncovered the lesser-known contemporary avenues individuals traverse to escape reality. From behavioral addictions, this production unearths the emotions that lie beneath the surface of these complex afflictions.

While the topic of addictions carries weight and seriousness, we have endeavored to strike a delicate balance, infusing moments of levity to alleviate the weightiness of the subject matter.

Humor serves as a guiding force, enabling us to view these struggles as another facet of life's grand tapestry, rendering difficult themes more approachable and relatable.

The personal experience of every participant make the whole show extremely sincere. 

The dramatic contemporary show is open to your interpretations and thoughts. Stage, music, and our bodies - that is all we need to tell you a hundred fascinating stories and make you gasp.

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