The Kif Kif collective return to L’animal, this time with a proposal that brings in other members of the family: a father, a sister, brothers. A piece about transmission between two generations, returning the father to the world of his children and viceversa. Playing with this filial relationship and all the mythical meanings it carries, twisting and inverting it. Having fun with the generation gap but also with the appearance of bodies. Using shared experience, memories of holidays, established routines to reveal this family world and blow it up in a joyful search for the absolute.

Mythical figures and ancient tragedies. It’s a case of taking all the familiar patterns from Greek and Roman tragedy and bending the fixed codes of the lines followed by myth. As in a family, the characters in tragedy each have a predetermined role to play: Antigone, Polynices and Eteocles, Oedipus, Iphigenea and Agamemnon…

Time is distorted. How long do you have to wait for death? For how long have we been absent? Playing with the differences in rhythm between a long wait and the explosion of a failed experiment. Provoking discontinuities, interferences and sparks to find the absurd in waiting, the clown of silence…