For 40 years, French-speaking theater has been meeting in Limoges. Hassane Kouyaté, director of the Zébrures d’Automne festival, presents this year a creation of the Quebec text by Olivier Choinière: Zoe. A face-to-face confrontation between two generations and a question about free will. Hassan Kouyaté talks about his piece, but also about the difficulty of bringing together African artists in France today, the heart of the Francophonie, with all the difficulties linked to visas and circulation.
