HÉROÏNE(S)

Three heroin-addicted women lie in their respective coffins, dead from an overdose. This impending or already occurred death (the ambiguity persists) opens up a fragmented universe that unfolds across multiple time periods. Emerging from their coffins, the three heroines meet in the present moment within a sterile space. Is it a detox center or a meeting place for Heroinics Anonymous? They will thus get to know one another through unbridled humor and a cynical worldview they share. The stage, taking on the appearance of the various territories into which they are plunged, subjugated by their addiction that draws them toward one another, reveals above all their respective solitudes, in the isolation of their marginal practices, of their incurable sufferings.