« Victor Frankenstein is an eccentric and will always be one! »
Young Victor obtains his diploma in neurosurgery by correspondence with brio. In his laboratory, assisted by the faithful Fritz, he reanimates various amphibians and eagerly awaits permission to finally experiment on humans beings. But once again, he is judged to be too eccentric, and he is denied the research position he requested.
A few weeks later, dreadful news draws him out of his apathy: Anne Doray, the famous singer, has just been killed in a car accident. Her fans are in a state shock, faced with such an untimely and violent end. The entire country is in mourning… The time is ripe for Victor Frankenstein to get to work…
A co-production:
La Cordonnerie, Le Théâtre de Villefranche-sur-Saône, Le Théâtre Jean Lurçat – National theater of Aubusson. Subsidized by the Rhône-Alpes Region and the city of Villefranche-sur-Saône
Created in 2009-2010 season during a residence at the Théâtre de Villefranche.
Running Time: 50 minutes – For all audiences over the age of 8.
A film…
Written and adapted by: Métilde Weyergans and Samuel Hercule
Directed by: Samuel Hercule
Artistic Direction: Métilde Weyergans
Music: Timothée Jolly
Set design: Bérengère Naulot
Director of photography: Catherine Pujol
Costumes: Rémy Le Dudal
Cast: Samuel Hercule, Métilde Weyergans, Timothée Jolly
A show…
Voice and sound effects: Samuel Hercule
Voice and song: Métilde Weyergans
Piano: Timothée Jolly
Drums and song: Florie Perroud
Sound manager: Eric Rousson
Lighting designer and technical director: Johannes Charvolin