It was a moment of intense emotions shared by the poignant and real scenario that projects in the Hall of stories interspersed with laughter saving. Otherwise how to support? Hope is fragile deal with these "hard knocks" but it is there. It also dares to believe, and these actresses are high distress messages, so do their confidence ... hoping they are right.The show was followed by a debate that has continued around a buffet. Here are some images here.
Press Release:
On stage, played the story of Sarah, a young breeder sows, single mother and musician who opens a host table on the farm and tries to cope with multiple activities. This story is also that of Guy, John, Theresa, Martine ... all struggling farmers whose testimonies appear on a screen beside the stage.
Combining realism, seriousness, tenderness, humor, rebellion, emotion, the play tells of humanity, dignity and passion for farming trade "the best job in the world." It also reminds us that with humility: "It takes little to ..." ... switch hail, frost of spring, a bad insurance, a broken leg, your wife that bar. And when the curtain falls, it's time the discussion and sharing around a buffet of local produce organic farmers.
Combining theater, music and video, this show is built from the life stories of farmers in fragile situations. The show, created at the request of the MSA Ardèche and the Chamber of Agriculture of the Ardeche and directed by the Company of Olives, a huge success since its premiere in 2007.
This show allows farmers but also to citizens and policy makers to better understand the daily reality of being a farmer, to change their eye on the precarious in agriculture and more generally, to stimulate reflection on the agricultural model.
At the initiative of Nature and Progress Yonne, this representation has the support of "keeping watch - Burgundy," 89 of the collective "civic action GMOs and pesticides," the MSA Burgundy, the town of Avallon and the Council Regional de Bourgogne.
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This show had the support of:
For more information:
 Michelle Millot, President of Nature et Progrès Yonne, cell phone number 06.83.45.99.11, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Magali Ringoot, facilitator of Veille au grain – Bourgogne : cell phone number 06.73.64.44.06, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
In memory you can download the poster here.
