ARCHIVES 2015 / The Race

First project by the collective Une Tribu, The Race stands at the meeting point between the various disciplines of its members. Objects, puppets, sewing machines, text and music are the materials of a handmade project which unfolds at its own pace on the stage to tell the story of Eddy. A hero in his hometown, he'd been a bike racer all his life. The workers of the Ketel textile plant reenact the disappearance of their favourite racer and question his flight.

Having trained at the conservatory of Mons and in Claude Ledoux's class, Alice Hebborn is a pianist and a composer for piano, violin, organ, and saxophone.

With a degree from the Royal Conservatory of Liège, Sarah Hebborn starts working on her own creations in 2012 and co-founds the collective La Station. She has worked as an assistant director with Raven Ruëll, Jos Verbist, and with the Nimis Groupe.

After working as a carpenter, Valentin Périlleux studied at La Cambre, the National School of visual arts in Brussels. A scenographer, visual artist, and handyman, he also makes puppets.

An actor and puppeteer, Michel Villée has worked on collective shows in various domains before focusing on his own projects within two puppet theatre troupes, Dyo and Entrée de Secours.