Soon, Tomorrow Maybe is a play performed over the phone, for one spectator at a time.

At the end of the line, Helen, a mother with a soft voice, wanders from memory to memory, sheltered in her garden. Through her half-hearted confessions, we discover a woman suffocated by regrets over which she has no control.

The first play of its kind in Quebec, how to participate is still pretty simple: an actress calls you at the time of your ticket, on your phone. The play is like a conversation, where you have complete freedom to answer or not to the questions asked, to ask your own questions, or to interact, as you wish. You can only listen if you prefer.

The result of three years of documentary research, which included interviews and meetings with experts, Soon, Tomorrow Maybe is more than anything an intimate, artistic, and unique experience offering accessible theatre to all, while speaking in a human way about this rarely discussed subject: these women who adore their children, but hate the daily life of motherhood.

Having sold out more than 125 times in 2020, Théâtre Déchaînés is proud to be able to produce again this memorable show, thanks to the financial support of the  Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec. Soon, Tomorrow Maybe is the first production of our Accessible Theatre series, which endeavours to offer more inclusive and accessible quality theatre to the vast majority of the population.   

Written and Directed by : Marie Ayotte

Cast : Alexandra Bandean, Natalie Tannous or Leigh Ann Taylor

Traduction : Magenta Baribeau

Design : China Marsot-Wood

Running time : Around 55 min
(If you are out of Quebec, please note that the performance hours mentioned is for our time zone , but we are sometime able to do some time changes to accommodate you)

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