« Radio Live - le jour d'après Ukraine » de Aurélie Charon & le collectif Radio Live

For over 10 years, radio producer and host Aurélie Charon has travelled, microphone in hand, to meet women and men testifying to their reality in troubled areas. This extraordinary show is dedicated to Ukraine, where it was written.

A vast documentary project unparalleled in the history of live performance, Radio Live now unfolds in two new chapters, experienced and written in Kyiv and Cairo. On stage, testimonies, dialogues, music, and images weave narratives traversed by the question of reconstruction.

For over ten years, Aurélie Charon has been leading a very unique project, situated between the challenges of documentary theatre and the codes of live radio.

Radio Live is both a portrait of generations and a long-term conversation around questions of commitment and transmission, telling the story of the world through the narratives of young people experiencing its most violent upheavals.

Each chapter invites two people on stage, as life journeys unfolding between dialogue, video, and music. es, the collective opened a new cycle of this fresco.

The two chapters of "le jour d'après" form the second part, nourished both by the ties forged with those involved for several years and the vibrancy of new encounters.

During stays in Ukraine and Egypt, they exchange their stories, question their parents, their cities, their languages. These filmed moments feed a collective logbook on stage, made of images, drawings, music, and words.

Each evening, their exchanges are replayed, differently, in the urgency of the present.

These new chapters presented at Chaillot address the themes of reconstruction and repair, in a political and proactive gesture: to be in movement, action, and creation to envision a common future.

Vincent Théval Duration: 2h20 Category: Festival d'Automne à Paris 2026 Meeting with the artists after the performance: Friday 6 November 2026 Documentary theatre Music From 13 years old World premiere