Words at the Window

A new project by Audrey Desrosiers, in collaboration with Théâtre Déchaînés, Words At The Window is a one spectator play performance, which explores themes of memory, family, and creativity.

At the intersection of poetry and therapeutics, this project is designed and adapted for a clientele suffering from early-onset dementia. It is intended as a pleasant and personalized conversation, in which the viewer can participate as much as they wish, without ever going beyond their limits. With strong expertise in ethical interactive theater, Théâtre Déchainés’s play proposal is designed so that everyone truly feels comfortable getting involved in the conversation without ever feeling obligated to do so. 

In a liminal space where time seems to suspend itself, this meeting aims to break the isolation and to give a moment of respite from the daily heaviness that accompanies the disease.  The offering is also one of grounding, therefore allowing for creativity to emerge within the participants as they feel more and more anchored in the present moment.  

Words At The Window is a proud project of our Accessible Theater Program

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Creation Team

Text and Performance : Audrey Desrosiers

Director : Marie Ayotte

Poster : China Marsot-Wood

Type of project: Short participatory theater play, specialized for a clientele suffering from early-onset dementia.

Possible platforms: The play can be performed over the phone, for one spectator at a time, or presented on Zoom, for one spectator at a time.

Language: French or English, depending on the participant's preference.

Duration: Between 15 and 20 minutes, depending on the spectator's participation, + 5 minutes of discussion with the actress to discuss the performance.

Performances from September 2021

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Are you interested in knowing more about the project? Whether it is for an organization, a CHSLD, or an individual, we will be very happy to look with you at the possibilities of representations.

 
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