A performance presented as part of Été métropolitain. A father walks, a son resists. Exploring inheritance, freedom, and disconnection, David Sire delivers a poignant and uplifting one-man show about the bonds between father and son, celebrating the most basic and instinctive form of physical activity: walking. A story packed with humor and poetry that strides back through the history of human bipedalism, follows in Toumaï’s footsteps, and journeys alongside the unlikely Bordeaux wanderer Albert Dadas (1860–1907).
Source: Bordeaux Métropole