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Camille is 22 when she moves to Montreal. At the same time, her grandmother Pauline, aged 92, is placed in a long-term care facility. Each experiences an uprooting, a loss of bearings. Through visits, they tame together Pauline's decline and the crumbling of her memories. The granddaughter then decides to collect her grandmother's words, to let her tell her story before she can no longer do so.

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I will come less often

Théâtre la Seizième

Camille was 22 when she moved to Montreal. Her grandmother Pauline was 92 when she entered a CHSLD. Each experienced an uprooting, a loss of bearings. Driven by an intuition, Camille recorded her visits and collected Pauline's words. For nearly four years, the two women tamed the inevitable together, to the rhythm of the days, of forgetfulness, of the crumbling of time and of daily reunions.
After a poignant podcast entitled Quelque'une d'immortelle , Camille Paré-Poirier adapted for the stage these exchanges between two people so deeply united, the starting point of a dialogue between generations.

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Nicolas Michon

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11 - 14 Dec, 2024

I will come less often · Théâtre la Seizième

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I will come less often · Théâtre Périscope

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