Drawing on our experience as a collective, we want to address more broadly the different ways human beings succeed — or fail — in living and working together. We aim to create a satire of the social structures we know and experience daily, to take on roles and immerse ourselves in various political systems that humans (and why not animals?) have used to coexist — democracy, communism, anarchy…

Having joined forces ten years ago, having created and lived together, the question of how a collective functions remains current and essential for us, and has become the core of our new creative research.

We want to highlight our successes and our disagreements — and confront the audience with them.

Is collective creation possible when we are all different?

How do we make choices and take the right decisions?

Making compromises, trusting one another, manipulating individuals or crowds, convincing the group, voting, choosing, forming alliances against each other.

This creation will unfold as an experiment — a mise en abyme of society — using the audience as citizens or members of a community, sometimes active decision-makers or even executioners, sometimes spectators, passive or even manipulated.

Through this new project, We Agree To Disagree, the Malunés Collective seeks to present a contemporary, biting and powerful performance about the question of “living together.”