Hostile - Cie Bakélite

A lone man wanders through a scorching desert. Around him lurk snakes, vultures, bandits, and people fighting for their own survival. There is only one task: Find water! In *Hostile*, Olivier Rannou and Compagnie Bakélite from France take the audience into a western universe filled with dark humor. Here, imagination grows from an almost empty stage. Only by using planks, light, and everyday objects are landscapes, characters, and dramatic situations created in real time. The performance combines object theater, physical play, and inventive scenery in a playful and original tribute to the spaghetti western genre. The clichés are twisted, reshaped, and given new life in a universe that balances between chaos, humor, and survival. Language: Target Audience: Duration: Venue: Participants: Bakélite was founded in 2005 in Rennes, France. Artistic director Olivier Rannou creates performances that combine comedy with absurd elements, but with great detail and precision, often inspired by film. Bakélite's trademark also focuses on human interaction: the meeting between artistic expression and the audience, and the meeting between the people themselves. Website By and with: Olivier Rannou Assistant Directors: Gaëtan Emeraud, Robin Lescouët Lighting Design and Stage Master: Alexandre Musset Music: Émilie Rougier Costume: Stéfany Gicquiaud Artistic Collaboration: Fabien Bossard, Alan Floc’h, Aurélien Georgeault-Loch, Morien Nolot Development Support: Charlène Faroldi, Louise Gérard, Jessica Bodard