Dimanche
Focus & Chaliwaté
13 – 23.04.2027
Dimanche
Focus & Chaliwaté
Focus & Chaliwaté
- Visual theater
With humour and poetry, Dimanche depicts a portrait of humanity completely out of step with its time, gripped by the chaos of climate change.
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Tue13 Apr. 27 20:30Buy tickets
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Wed14 Apr. 27 19:15Buy tickets
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Thu15 Apr. 27 19:15Buy tickets
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Fri16 Apr. 27 20:30Buy tickets
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Sat17 Apr. 27 19:15Buy tickets
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Mon19 Apr. 27 20:30Buy tickets
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Wed21 Apr. 27 19:15Buy tickets
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Fri23 Apr. 27 20:30Buy tickets
Evening composed with
© Mihaela Bodlovic
Practical information
Grande salle
From age 10. Suitable for family viewing.
Distribution
Writing and direction Julie Tenret, Sicaire Durieux, Sandrine Heyraud
Performance Julie Tenret, Sicaire Durieux, Sandrine Heyraud, alternating with Julie Dacquin or Sophie Leso, Thomas Dechaufour or Denis Robert, Christine Heyraud or Shantala Pèpe
Stage managers Léonard Clarys, Isabelle Derr, Nicolas Ghion, Hugues Girard, David Alonso Morillo, Charlotte Persoons or Liane Van de Putte, Baptiste Wattier
Outside eye Alana Osbourne
Puppets Joachim Jannin (WAW Studio!), Jean‑Raymond Brassinne
Puppet collaboration Emmanuel Chessa, Aurélie Deloche, Gaëlle Marras
Set design Zoé Tenret
Set construction Zoé Tenret, Bruno Mortaignie (LS Diffusion), Sébastien Boucherit, Sébastien Munck
Lighting design Guillaume Toussaint Fromentin
Sound design Brice Cannavo
Video direction and cinematography Tristan Galand
First camera assistant Alexandre Cabanne
Chief grip Hatuey Suarez
Underwater cinematography Alexandra Brixy
News footage filming Tom Gineyts
Video post‑production Paul Jadoul
Video sound Jeff Levillain (Studio Chocolat‑noisette), Roland Voglaire (Boxon Studio)
Costume assistance Fanny Boizard
General stage management Léonard Clarys
Tour administration Chiara Christoffersen
Performance Julie Tenret, Sicaire Durieux, Sandrine Heyraud, alternating with Julie Dacquin or Sophie Leso, Thomas Dechaufour or Denis Robert, Christine Heyraud or Shantala Pèpe
Stage managers Léonard Clarys, Isabelle Derr, Nicolas Ghion, Hugues Girard, David Alonso Morillo, Charlotte Persoons or Liane Van de Putte, Baptiste Wattier
Outside eye Alana Osbourne
Puppets Joachim Jannin (WAW Studio!), Jean‑Raymond Brassinne
Puppet collaboration Emmanuel Chessa, Aurélie Deloche, Gaëlle Marras
Set design Zoé Tenret
Set construction Zoé Tenret, Bruno Mortaignie (LS Diffusion), Sébastien Boucherit, Sébastien Munck
Lighting design Guillaume Toussaint Fromentin
Sound design Brice Cannavo
Video direction and cinematography Tristan Galand
First camera assistant Alexandre Cabanne
Chief grip Hatuey Suarez
Underwater cinematography Alexandra Brixy
News footage filming Tom Gineyts
Video post‑production Paul Jadoul
Video sound Jeff Levillain (Studio Chocolat‑noisette), Roland Voglaire (Boxon Studio)
Costume assistance Fanny Boizard
General stage management Léonard Clarys
Tour administration Chiara Christoffersen
Credits
A production by Focus and Chaliwaté, in co‑production with Théâtre Les Tanneurs, Théâtre de Namur, Maison de la Culture de Tournai / Maison de la création, Le Sablier – Ifs (FR), Arts and Ideas New Haven (USA), Adelaide Festival (Australia), Auckland Arts Festival (New Zealand), Théâtre Victor Hugo de Bagneux, Scène des Arts du Geste / EPT Vallée Sud Grand Paris and La Coop asbl |
A delegated production of Théâtre Les Tanneurs |
An associated production of Théâtre de Namur and Maison de la Culture de Tournai / Maison de la création |
With the support of the Fédération Wallonie‑Bruxelles – Circus, Fairground and Street Arts Department, the Loterie Nationale, Wallonie‑Bruxelles International (WBI), the CAPT Grant, the Commission Communautaire Française, Shelter Prod, Taxshelter.be, ING and the Belgian Federal Government Tax Shelter |
With the help of Escale du Nord – Centre Culturel d’Anderlecht, Centre de la Marionnette de Tournai, La Roseraie, Latitude 50 – Circus and Street Arts Hub, Espace Catastrophe, Centre Culturel Jacques Franck, Maison de la Culture Famenne‑Ardenne, Centre Culturel d’Eupen, La Vénerie, Centre Culturel de Braine‑l’Alleud, Royal Festival de Spa, Théâtre Marni, L’Escaut, Bronks, AD LIB Diffusion, AD LIB Production | Residencies at Le Libitum, LookIN’out and the XS Festival |
Maeterlinck Critics’ Award 2019–2020 for Best Performance and Best Artistic and Technical Achievement |
Focus & Chaliwaté are associated artists at Théâtre Les Tanneurs.
A delegated production of Théâtre Les Tanneurs |
An associated production of Théâtre de Namur and Maison de la Culture de Tournai / Maison de la création |
With the support of the Fédération Wallonie‑Bruxelles – Circus, Fairground and Street Arts Department, the Loterie Nationale, Wallonie‑Bruxelles International (WBI), the CAPT Grant, the Commission Communautaire Française, Shelter Prod, Taxshelter.be, ING and the Belgian Federal Government Tax Shelter |
With the help of Escale du Nord – Centre Culturel d’Anderlecht, Centre de la Marionnette de Tournai, La Roseraie, Latitude 50 – Circus and Street Arts Hub, Espace Catastrophe, Centre Culturel Jacques Franck, Maison de la Culture Famenne‑Ardenne, Centre Culturel d’Eupen, La Vénerie, Centre Culturel de Braine‑l’Alleud, Royal Festival de Spa, Théâtre Marni, L’Escaut, Bronks, AD LIB Diffusion, AD LIB Production | Residencies at Le Libitum, LookIN’out and the XS Festival |
Maeterlinck Critics’ Award 2019–2020 for Best Performance and Best Artistic and Technical Achievement |
Focus & Chaliwaté are associated artists at Théâtre Les Tanneurs.
Accessibility
The performance is naturally accessible to people with hearing impairments, as there is no spoken text and music plays little or no role in understanding the story.
On tour
Les 3 Scènes (Saint‑Dizier, FR): 19–20 November 2026
Théâtre des Collines (Annecy, FR): 24–25 November 2026
Le Toboggan (Décines, FR): 16–17 December 2026
Teatre Lliure (Barcelona, ES): 4–18 January 2027
Théâtre du Rond‑Point (Paris, FR): 2–6 February 2027
Monheim (DE): 2–3 March 2027
La Filature – Scène Nationale (Mulhouse, FR): 6–9 April 2027
Théâtre de Nîmes (FR): 27–28 April 2027
Le Tangram – Scène Nationale (Évreux, FR): 10–11 May 2027
Théâtre de Calais (FR): 14–15 May 2027
La Comédie de Caen (FR): 19–21 May 2027