TOULOUSE
These two colleagues, one deaf, the other hearing, have come back “conquered” and are trying their hand at the traditions of African storytelling, with a clumsiness tinged with unconscious racism and the prejudices of the self-righteous.
Underneath the slapstick comedy, we invite you to share in this reflection on racial stereotypes and disability, ingrained in the collective unconscious. You’re guaranteed to laugh out loud, because we’ve all met an Anne-Sybille on our way back from holiday!
