"Manicomio", a multidisciplinary creation by T1J
Physical theatre, voice, and the body in motion: three performers and an actor-singer bring Manicomio to life, a creation by T1J.

Practical info
- Where
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- When
- Saturday, 10 October 202610 octobre 2026 (heure non précisée)
- What
- Spectacle pluridisciplinaire mêlant théâtre physique (trois interprètes) et chant (un comédien-chanteur).
- Who / for whom
- T1J (Patrick Masset)Event website
A show that blends body and voice
On October 10, 2026, Manicomio takes the stage for a one-night-only performance. It is a multidisciplinary show that brings together three performers practicing physical theatre and an actor-singer. A hybrid format, straddling bodily performance and vocal presence, promising an unconventional stage experience.
What exactly is it about?
Manicomio is a creation by T1J, a company led by Patrick Masset. The concept rests on a meeting between two registers: on one side, the physical work of three performers, who mobilize gesture, posture, and bodily dynamics; on the other, the presence of an actor-singer, who brings the vocal and textual dimension. Altogether, they compose a stage object that does not fit into a single category — theatre, circus, concert, dance: all of that at once, or none of it. The result remains, for now, a surprise that only those who attend the performance will be able to describe.
Before heading out
- Check the exact time and ticketing details on the official programme website or with the organizer. Schedules listed online may change up to the day itself.
- Arrive with a small buffer: theatre doors rarely open at the precise showtime, and finding your seat at the last minute doesn't help you get into the right rhythm.
- Wear comfortable shoes and, above all, keep an open mind. A multidisciplinary show sometimes requires a few minutes of adjustment for the audience: the body speaks before words do, the rhythm builds gradually. Give yourself time to settle in.
One thing is certain: Manicomio is not a show you watch passively. Physical theatre engages the spectator as much as the performer. So prepare for it without preconceptions, and let yourself be surprised.