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Our review of the play Extinction by Julien Gosselin, a radical to the end

2023-06-07T14:22:26.993Z

Highlights: Extinction was surely a terribly audacious project, a more or less radical, confusing creation, but with a desperately simple meaning. The nightmare of a coming chaos, the obituary of a subtling world. Three-part show proposed by the director Julien Gosselin, artist associated with the Volksbühne in Berlin, is certainly not lacking in ambition. Video, techno and length are part of the game.. Extinction is at the Jean-Claude Carrière Theater, at the Domaine d'O in Montpellier.


REVIEW - The director has put together a show that blends Arthur Schnitzler's decadent Vienna with Thomas Bernhard's latest story. Video, techno and length are part of the game.


Extinction was surely a terribly audacious project, a more or less radical, confusing creation, but with a desperately simple meaning: the nightmare of a coming chaos, the obituary of a subtling world.

This three-part show proposed by the director Julien Gosselin, artist associated with the Volksbühne in Berlin, is certainly not lacking in ambition. Last Friday, it was 19 p.m. and a crowd was crowding in front of the doors of the Jean-Claude Carrière Theater, at the Domaine d'O in Montpellier.

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