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Laurène Marx et Rok&Dudu (FR)
PERFORMANCE, THEATER, ÉLECTRONIQUE, ROCK, EXPERIMENTAL
Monologue sur musique enervée
Le Pont Bessières
Stage accessible to people with reduced mobility
Date(s) and times
Sunday | 19:00 - 20:00 |
After the elections and the far-right's surge, I was asked to write a poem to “counter far-right imaginaries.” I wrote "Will You Follow Me Into the Flames?", a piece about friendship in times of struggle.
I’m trans. I know what the future holds. What matters to me now isn’t who calls themselves an “ally,” but who’ll be there when everything burns.
With Rok & Dudu, we created a political and musical project, built on powerful texts about classism, precarity, racism, and social violence. We talk about Mélenchon, our hardships, poetry, rage, and our lost friends. A spoken-word set over cold wave, new wave, and pop tracks — a form I had missed, now completing my trashy rock star persona.
It’s raw, committed, and sits at the crossroads of the political, the social, and the intimate. A blunt kind of poetry, shaped by our queer, geek, and working-class realities.
Laurène Marx is a writer, director, and actress born in 1987, Laurène Marx is a non-binary trans woman. Her work explores gender, normativity, neurodivergence, and anti-capitalism. Winner of the Short Story Prize (Sorbonne) and several Artcena grants, she has published Pour un temps sois peu, Borderline Love, and Je vis dans une maison qui n’existe pas. In 2022, she founded the company Je t’accapare.
Rok & Dudu are a musical duo from queer and activist scenes, Rok & Dudu blend rap, electro-pop, and punk with dark, politically charged lyrics. Active since 2022 with over forty performances, they create hybrid, emotional, and radical music — where social rage meets poetic resistance.