With the re-creation of Macbett by Ionesco, the Dramaticules return to their fundamentals, a raw theatre, a text and actor theatre, whose spectacular dimension is based on the strength of the verb, the enthusiasm of the actors and their assertive choices in directing and directing.

A team of adventurers decides to head off in search of a hidden summit, the point at which two worlds meet: the land of the living, and the beyond. Written over a period of time spanning from 1939 to 1942, Le Mont Analogue, an unfinished novel of Alpine adventures by René Daumal, is the gateway to the forthcoming Dramaticules production.

During a public rehearsal punctuated by dramatic turns of events, Jérémie Le Louët and his playmates have fun blurring the line between fiction and reality. Affabulations ! underlines the force of habits of actors and questions our expectations as spectators. A veritable manifesto for a theatre of actors, The play highlights the inextricable difficulty of being authentic under the fire of eyes.