Portrait hypothétique de deux tueurs en série

This theatrical work by Yacine Sif El Islam delves into a real-life crime story from 1980s Paris, where two lovers, Thierry P. and Jean-Thierry M., embark on a spree of murders targeting elderly women. Blending archival footage, fiction, and autofiction, the play examines the social, intimate, and collective violence that shapes bodies and lives.

Set against the backdrop of Paris's nightlife and drug scene, the narrative follows the duo as they burn bright, love fiercely, and kill, until prison and death catch up with them. The production invites audiences to reflect on the darker currents running through society, using a true crime case as a springboard for broader questions about violence and identity.