In a striking stage setting strewn with monumental statues fallen from their pedestals, Dom Juan unfolds as a contemporary reflection on figures of power and transgression. Radouan Leflahi embodies Molière’s famous libertine, immersing the audience in a contemplation of present-day dominations. The story of Dom Juan follows the journey of an unrepentant seducer and blasphemer who defies social and religious norms, manipulates those around him, and scorns the consequences of his actions until his tragic downfall. Through a bold staging, each scene mirrors today’s social and cultural struggles: classism, sexism...David Bobée infuses this production with a determined diversity, where some of the male roles are played by women. This artistic choice underscores the desire to give a new voice to figures once frozen in history. His immersive direction, supported by meticulous work on lighting, sound, and scenography, gives this Dom Juan a profoundly contemporary resonance, challenging the audience to reflect on the power of narratives and their impact on today’s world.