Les Galets au Tilleul sont plus petits qu’au HAVRE (ce qui rend la baignade bien plus agréable)

Compagnie pjpp opens the first part of their diptych Le Vide with a detailed look at trivial encounters and empty speech. The performance zeroes in on minor routine moments and absurd conversational escalations, stripping away everyday social polish to reveal the subtle human connections that sit beyond words. By leaning into awkward habits and modern foolishness, the piece finds a compassionate, funny rhythm in the small friction of daily interaction.