Working on Helena’s monologue was such a rewarding experience. The joy of bringing her frustration to life enabled me to explore the complex layers of her character, blending her playful desperation with the raw ache of unrequited love.

Performing Mia’s speech allowed me to express her journey from insecurity to self-realization. I loved bringing her awkwardness and humor to life while also showing the strength she gains through her words.

Raw, heart-wrenching, vulnerable and fierce.

It made me feel emptiness
And then

The willingness to fight.

Cours Florent's
3rd semester international presents

Delicately selected and freshly seasoned cuts from
MACBETH
by William Shakespeare

featuring texts by Gabriela Neves

An extravagant, grotesque family meets for a casual Sunday dinner.

A grieving soul navigates love and loss through music, where memories come alive in melodies. As the song weaves the past and present, Emily confronts her sorrow, longing, and acceptance.

A portrayal of anxiety, depression, and fear. The relentless voice in your head that refuses to be silenced. The constant ringing of doubt and insecurity, echoing through your mind.