To get ahead, you have to leap into the ring, fight, take blows, roll with them, dodge them, lose and win. Carried along by the pulsating electro rhythms of Sara Machine and the sharp movements of Kenza Deba, Joëlle Sambi takes to the stage with a pack of her own. Together, they deliver blow after blow, cracking yokes and trying to make a home.

With Angles Morts, the playwright and performer explores the nooks and crannies of marginal existence. In this ritornello performance, this incessant mantra, this ongoing struggle, muffled voices resonate and are echoed. The stage becomes a vibrant space between struggle and militant euphoria, where bodies express themselves with contagious fervour.