Venedig Meer continues its exploration of reality and draws upon the invisible as a powerful source of imagination. By breaking down the boundaries of art, Florence Minder puts technique at the service of poetry; thus, gravity creates light in a humorous tale about the transmission of possibilities.
Concept and direction: Venedig Meer
Cast: Lucile Charnier, Florence Minder, Lode Thiery
Text: Florence Minder Acting direction:Julien Jaillot
Assistant director Medea Anselin Stage manager and technical director Yorrick Detroy
Set design and lighting design Arié van Egmond Costume design Solène Valentin Sound design and musical composition Pierre-Alexandre Lampert Artistic collaboration Valérianne Poidevin Dramaturgical consultancy Baptiste Toulemonde
Translation Daphne Agten Set and lighting assistant Benjamin Muzart
Props Rafaëlle Roux Set design and construction intern Pénélope de Turenne Lighting technician Lou van Egmond
Design and construction of gravity-fed generators: Baptiste Herregods, Laurent Staudt Set construction: Ateliers du Théâtre de Liège – Sandra Belloi, Aurélien Defize, Cédric Debatty, David Halleux, Olivier Mollers Costume making: Ateliers du Varia – Théâtre & Studio – Fabienne Damiean, Léna Henry
Production Manon Faure – Venedig Meer Production assistant Émilie Flamant
Distribution BLOOM Project – Stéphanie Barboteau
A production by Venedig Meer
In co-production with Théâtre Varia, Théâtre de Liège with the STAGES and ACuTe projects, L’ANCRE – Théâtre Royal, Le BRASS – Centre Culturel de Forest, La Coop ASBL and Shelter Prod
With the support of Mars – Mons Arts de la Scène, the Porosus Endowment Fund, the Akademie für Theater und Digitalität, taxshelter.be, ING and the Belgian Federal Government’s Tax Shelter With the assistance of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation – Theatre Department, the COCOF (Actors’ Fund) and the Geneva Fund for the Promotion of Employment for Freelancers (FEEIG)
Venedig Meer is a partner company of Varia – Théâtre & Studio
Varia – Theatre & Studio (Brussels, BE) 13–17 October 2026
Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles (Brussels, BE) 9–11 December 2026
Mars – Mons Arts de la Scène (Mons, BE) 17 and 18 February 2027