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Each for One, Two for All by Edouard Elvis Bvouma
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Christophe Péan photo June 1940. In Chartres, a French prefect is arrested by the Nazis for refusing to falsify the truth. In his cell, he spends the night with an African sniper. History has retained the name of Jean Moulin. She forgot the other one. From this real face-to-face, Edouard Elvis Bvouma invents a possible dialogue. Not to fill a void, but to make its depth heard. On stage, two actors replay, move, question. They do not seek to fait…
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