Halfway between performance and theatre, Tonight is a two-person monologue, a hall-of-mirrors game where repetition becomes an art form, and the present moment an absurd playground. Each night, the same thing – and yet, never quite. That’s the duo’s true strength: making us laugh at the obvious, at theatre’s mechanics, at our enduring need to believe.



Collaborators
Les Théâtres – Jeu de Paume (Aix-en-Provence) as part of the Mieux produire, mieux diffuser program of the French Ministry of Culture
Théâtre d’Arles
Cambridge Junction, with the support of the Stobbs New Ideas Fund
Halfway between performance and theatre, Tonight is a two-person monologue, a hall-of-mirrors game where repetition becomes an art form, and the present moment an absurd playground. Each night, the same thing – and yet, never quite. That’s the duo’s true strength: making us laugh at the obvious, at theatre’s mechanics, at our enduring need to believe.



Text and direction
Bertrand Lesca & Nasi Voutsas
Set and costume design
Camille Lemonnier
Lighting design
Nao Nagai
Dramaturgy
Edward Fortes
Technical and sound manager
Enrico Aurigemma
Collaborators
Les Théâtres – Jeu de Paume (Aix-en-Provence) as part of the Mieux produire, mieux diffuser program of the French Ministry of Culture
Théâtre d’Arles
Cambridge Junction, with the support of the Stobbs New Ideas Fund