The Undertakers' Atlas

Since the death of his grandfather, Hector carries a heavy sorrow.

His brother Firmin, convinced that their grandpa entrusted him with a secret, proposes a hopeful quest.

In the family attic, among suitcases filled with memories and forgotten objects, the two brothers begin a search that is both touching and funny. Gradually, imagination becomes a refuge to come to terms with absence.

Through songs, stories, and rituals from elsewhere, Firmin and Hector delicately explore themes of absence, memory, and transmission. This Alsatian show, blending humor, music, and fantasy, offers a poetic and joyfully wild journey. It invites you to laugh, dream, and see differently what connects us to those who have left us.