Three productions by the Roger Roger Agency in a preview of the 2026 autumn ROSEQ

The Roger Roger Agency will be very present at the Autumn Meeting of the ROSEQ! October 14 at 13:30, Three productions that we are supporting will be presented as part of the A glance.

Three proposals from completely different universes, which each address the phenomenon of hate, our relationship with speed and technology, and then a question as universal as it is inevitable: death.

Outside! — Theatre I.N.K.

Can beauty be found in a «I no longer love you»?

In an open-air house, a woman recounts three love break-ups that have marked her life. Short or long relationships, stories that make you cry, laugh and snicker, where caresses, rejection, desires and broken hearts intertwine.

Created, written, directed and performed by Marilyn Perreault, Outside! is an intimate and universal solo where theater meets acrobatic movement and poetry. A dive into what remains when love fades away, transforms, or disappears.

Vitesse-lumière, dromologie 101 — The Elephant in the Room

And what if our obsession with going ever faster eventually catches up with us?

Inspired, among others, by the thought of the philosopher Paul Virilio, Vitesse-lumière, dromologie 101 It questions our collective fascination with speed, performance, progress and technology.

With his boorish language, Jacques Laroche and The Elephant in the Play They cast an irreverent gaze on a society that is constantly accelerating. A physical and playful proposal that transforms the stage into a space of critical freedom and invites us to reflect on the consequences of this race towards the future.

Uncapping — Mammals + Little Theatre of Sherbrooke

Are there things that last forever? Is it easy to take care of them? Is death a letdown?

Here are the kind of questions that Uncapping dare to put it at the center of the encounter.

In an intimate space, somewhere between the artist’s studio and the philosophical circle, Karine Sauvé and Érika Tremblay-Roy They mold, unmold, sculpt, sing and reflect with the audience.

Intended for 8 years and older, In this relational art experience, we approach death without taboos or ready-made answers. We talk about the body, its disappearance, care, the marks we leave behind, and our relationship with the end. All of this with philosophy, electro music, plaster, a lot of sensitivity… and a good dose of humor.

An invitation to ask questions that are sometimes dizzying and to discover that it is possible to talk about death in an astonishingly vivid way.

It’s a date!