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Alain Buffard's Tout Va Bien will be performed in Paris in October, with the production dealing with themes of alienation and subjugation.

2010-08-29
PARIS, FRANCE, August 29, 2010 (Press-News.org) Paris will welcome the artistic stylings of Alain Buffard later this year, with his Tout Va Bien show being performed at the Centre Pompidou.

Taking place from October 13th to 17th, audiences can expect to be impressed and often surprised by the artist's work, which is hitting the stage as part of the Paris Autumn Festival.

Guests at Paris hotels who are familiar with Buffard's oeuvre will not be surprised to see that themes of subjugation and alienation once again feature heavily, just as they did in past productions Dispositif 3.1 and S.E.S.A.

According to the organisers, Tout Va Bien is a play for eight actors that focuses on how individuals carry out acts of guerrilla warfare.

Describing the artist and choreographer on his website, a biography summarises his creations: "Out of the box. Totally indefinable. Alternately cheeky, tender, scathing, droll and alarming, his works introduce us to a singular universe as well as giving us a sensitive perspective on the world."

Tickets for this intriguing show start from EUR10 (GBP8.20), with the production set to do a short tour of France including performances at Festival Next in Valenciennes and the Theatre de Nimes in Nimes.

Tout Va Bien begins at 20:30 local time every evening.

For more information on this event visit the Centre Pompidou website or contact the venue on +33 01 44 78 12 33.

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[Press-News.org] LateRooms.com - Tout Va Bien to be Performed in Paris
Alain Buffard's Tout Va Bien will be performed in Paris in October, with the production dealing with themes of alienation and subjugation.