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“Why should the citizen have a conscience, if he has to abandon it to the legislator?”

A show that questions the place of conscience in individual choices, and calls for the revitalization of democratic debate.

Chloé and Antoine love each other despite their disagreements. She, an environmental activist, calls for civil disobedience; he, now a prefect, is in charge of maintaining order. Things get complicated when Chloé plans to take action in the very area Antoine is supposed to be defending. Neither of them wants to give up, convinced that justice is on their side. But how can they stick together when the rules no longer meet with consensus? Public meetings, media platforms and the courts become the arena for the struggle waged by this modern-day Antigone. Faced with them, they are no longer spectators, but citizens asking themselves.

An immersive show that questions the place of conscience in individual choices, and calls for the revitalization of democratic debate.

"Why should citizens have a conscience, if they have to leave it to the legislator ? The only obligation I have the right to adopt is to act at all times according to what seems right to me." Henry David Thoreau