Description

Artemis is the story of a little girl who grows up and becomes independent. A goddess who fights the established order but agrees to change in return.<p> So that through this encounter, everyone can grow and a new world can be born.<br><br> In this adaptation of Murielle Szac's serial, the goddess enters the scene, accompanied by a drummer, a pianist and an illustrator.<br> She tells us her story.<br> From her birth on a deserted island to adulthood, from the heights of Mount Olympus to the depths of the forests, from frantic races in the woods to nights under the stars, from the forge of the Cyclopes to the cave of the Fates, Artemis tells us about her struggles, her angers and her joys, surrounded by her companions on the road: wolves, nymphs, dogs and sacred does.<br> Like a strange echo of our mortal lives.<br><br> A word from the company<br> Through the portrait of Artemis, we speak of friendship and love, of respect for life and living together, of justice and honesty, of freedom and equality.<br> Artemis is the story of a little girl who grows up and becomes independent. It is the story of a young woman who evolves through the encounters she has.<br> Although she is a goddess, she speaks so well of us, human beings! This is undoubtedly what touches us so deeply and what we wanted to put on stage.</p>