Les Pensées

What if thinking were child's play? What if playing were the most serious thing of all? Ida and Paul discover that they think, and they’re completely %E9tonn%E9s by it. They’re two friends—innocent and a little clownish, too. They play with words and thoughts, going from one surprise to the next, and it makes them so happy. And when there are two of you, thoughts can be shared. It helps you move forward and sets you free... It’s not entirely by chance that the play’s title echoes the famous text by the philosopher Pascal. And from a morning stroll in the rain, from the search for a certain “Bill” to the rather surprising purchase of forks… the aim here is to embody, with all the seriousness and joy that children are capable of, the great questions of philosophy.