
Bâtir – Salim Djaferi: An Investigative Theatre Piece on
Théâtre Public de MontreuilDi., 18. Mai 2027 · 23:00 – 22:30
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Bâtir – Salim Djaferi ist eine Veranstaltung im/in der Théâtre Public de Montreuil in Paris, aus der offiziellen Open-Data-Agenda der Stadt. Aktuelle Termine und Tickets über den Link.
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Salim Djaferi's *Bâtir* is a documentary theatre performance that investigates the visible and invisible traces of France's colonial heritage in urban housing. The show takes as its starting point the grands ensembles of Seine-Saint-Denis, where Djaferi grew up, noting their architectural resemblance to housing projects built in French Algeria in the 1950s.
Through interviews with relatives, residents, and researchers, Djaferi weaves together personal stories, testimonies, and archival documents to uncover how colonial history has shaped the design of cities and the way people inhabit them. The performance blends theatre, documentary, and collective memory, continuing the artist's exploration begun in his earlier work *Koulounisation*, presented at the same venue in 2023.
Presented in the second hall of the Théâtre Public de Montreuil, *Bâtir* offers a thought-provoking experience for audiences aged 14 and up. The show runs from Tuesday to Saturday, with a special Saturday matinee, and is recommended for those interested in contemporary art, history, and theatre that engages with pressing social questions.
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- The performance takes place in the second hall of the TPM; the main building is at 10 place Jean-Jaurès in Montreuil.
- Reservation is recommended.
- Contact the venue by phone at 01 48 70 48 90 or by email.
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What is the show about?
Bâtir is a documentary theatre piece that explores the colonial legacy in urban housing, focusing on the grands ensembles of Seine-Saint-Denis and their resemblance to Algerian housing projects from the 1950s.
Who is the artist?
Salim Djaferi, who continues his work blending theatre, documentary, and collective memory, following his previous show Koulounisation.
Is the venue accessible?
Accessibility information for people with reduced mobility, hearing, visual, or mental impairments is not provided.
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