In Limoges, the Zébrures d’Automne, the French-speaking theater festival, continues all this week. Among the notable creations of this edition, the play Isis, Antigone or the tragedy of the scattered bodies is a magnificent work of a troupe where Kossi Efoui, Togolese author, wrote on stage with the actors and the two directors Gaëtan Noussouglo and Marcel Djondo . A text which draws inspiration from the ancient myths of Egypt and Greece to speak of the tragedies of our contemporary world.
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Kossi Efoui: “Human beings, from the point of view of the body, are equal in dignity”
