GRANDIR

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_a story of childhood, place, and transformation

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​A girl. A house. A territory. And everything that overflows.

A childhood in a remote corner.
A house at the end of the road, surrounded by fields.
Parents who garden, grandparents working the land,
and the memories of a childhood shaped by the seasons.

Then one day, the need for air. The dizzying urge to leave.
And the question that keeps returning, endlessly:
Why stay? Why leave?

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GRANDIR retraces this journey —
the journey of a young girl from a rural land,
and all that this land carries: roots, memory, attachment, but also limits, confinement, and tensions.
It is a story of emancipation. A dialogue between what has shaped us and what we choose to become.

At the heart of the performance: a territory — Cantal. Memories, testimonies, voices.
Blending theatre, documentary video, and direct address, the performance explores how we build ourselves in relation to family heritage, solitude, and the call of elsewhere.​