The creative team behind the acclaimed 'André & Dorine' returns to mask theatre with 'Solitudes'. With masterful balance between seriousness and humour, they once again manage to move, surprise and give food for thought – without speaking a single word. 

'Solitudes' is a moving and at the same time humorous production about loneliness and the inability to communicate with each other within a family. 

The main character feels misunderstood. Like many elderly people, for whom life increasingly seems to be a matter of waiting, he focuses on the small, simple things. But precisely those prove to be invaluable – something his surroundings don't seem to understand. What makes his story remarkable is that he doesn't accept his fate passively. On the contrary: he holds on to his desires and fights for them, with a touching determination and dignity. That has inevitable consequences – for himself and for the people around him.