Par les bouches

Anchored in Brest since May 2000, Compagnie Dérézo offers unwonted spectacular forms. Positioned as researchers, the artists who compose it create the possibility of a poetic act pushed to its limit: politics. Dérézo cultivates ambiguity as a martial art, an effective antidote to language poisoning, because learning to speak is learning to fight. In the heart of the city, Dérézo listens to the words, the fantasies, and the anxiety of the inhabitants, with whom they aim to reaffirm and re-enchant the fact that being together is a job, a responsibility, and a weapon.

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After graduating from Sciences Po Rennes (winner of the 2017 Mirabeau prize) and the Conservatoire de Rennes (Theatral studies), as well as being a sailing instructor, Mathilde is now an actress and director.
In 2018, she wrote and staged a public reading at the Théâtre des Corps Saints (Festival d'Avignon): Eve et Adam. In 2019, she becomes president of the Festival de théâtre politique Théâtropolis, where she writes and stages a stage proposal with the 2018/2019 class of the professional theatre orientation cycle at the Rennes Conservatory: La Traversée et après. At the end of 2019, she joined the jury of the Nanterre Festival sur Scène. Between 2020 and 2022, she acted in an adaptation of John Fante’s Demande à la poussière (Théâtre de l'Ephémère, Le Mans), directed by Maxime Pichon.
She was in charge of administration at the Théâtre de Cornouaille (Scène nationale de Quimper) in 2021/2022, before joining Compagnie Dérézo as an actress. (LennuT and Par Les Bouches - creation May 2025). In January 2024, she was a choreographic artist in Gala
by Jérôme Bel (Le Quartz, national stage of Brest). Since April 2024, she has been an interpreter at Ana Hna (Institut Français de Casablanca - Morocco). Mathilde is currently staging her second show: Bleue, immersive theater in a sailboat (Cooperation Artists' Itinerary promotion 2025).

Robin began acting in 2014 when he was admitted to the Conservatoire d'Art Dramatique of Brest, under the direction of Régine Trotel. He stayed there for three years. During this period, he had the opportunity to participate in numerous workshops under the direction of different professionals such as Éric Vigner (director), Isabelle Lafon (director), Gilles Ostrowsky (clown) or Céline Schaeffer (director/visual artist). Thereafter, he continued his studies at the Conservatoire of Toulouse, under the direction of Pascal Papini. In 2019, he joined the professional training program Présences d'acteurs at the Le Hangar theater in Toulouse.
In 2020, Robin returns to settle in Brest. From now on, he works with several theatre companies as an actor (Compagnie Dérézo, Compagnie PAULE). He is a member of the CLEBARD reading committee from Brest on dramatic art. On January 20, 2024, he danced for the opening of Le Quartz in the show Gala by Jérôme Bel.

Miske Alhaoutou is a determined, generous, and vivacious woman with roots in the Comoros and the Perche region, shaped by a culture rich in flavors and stories. From a very young age, she grew up immersed in family cooking, learning to listen, taste, and pass on traditions through the gestures and recipes of the women in her family. Her career took shape both on stage and behind the scenes, preparing catering for artists (Ibeyi, Acid Arab, Gaël Faye, Angèle, Feu Chatterton, Catherine Ringer, Camille, Yaël Naïm, Oxmo Puccino, Jeanne Added…) during their Parisian concerts or at festivals, bringing comfort, camaraderie, and kindness to artists on tour.

Miske is also a culinary author, passionate about the art of passing on knowledge, creating delicious dishes and stories that blend tradition and modernity. She firmly believes that true happiness lies in the camaraderie and sharing that come from cooking together. She is the author of *La Cuisine de Camila* (2023) and *Comment pimper la diversification alimentaire de mon bébé* (2020) (First Editions).

Charlie Windelschmidt is the artistic director of the Compagnie Dérézo, based in Brest since 2000. As the writer and director of more than forty productions in France and abroad, he creates work that bridges the stage, public spaces, and urban performances, with contemporary writing at the heart of his approach. Since 1993, he has created numerous memorable works, including Kabarê Flottant, Microfictions, Kabarê Solex, La Plus Petite Fête Foraine du Monde, and LENNUT: a low-tech cultural walk.

In 2015, he was awarded the Villa Médicis hors les murs grant for his research on masks in Indonesia. Since 2016, he has also been developing versatile culinary formats (Le Petit Déjeuner, Apérotomanie, and Par les bouches—to be created in 2025), and continues to create works in France and abroad.

Director Charlie Windelschmidt 
Actors Mathilde Velsch et Robin Le Moigne
Culinary author Miske Alhaouthou 
Set construction by Charlie Windelschmidt and Ronan Rouanet 
Costumes Youna Vignault 
Administration Sophie Desmerger 
Production Mathilde Pakette 
Broadcasting Louise Vignault 
Broadcasting and communication Nina Faidy 

Production Compagnie Dérézo 
Co-production 
L’Atelier à Spectacle – Art and Creation Stage of the Pays de Dreux Agglo (28) 
Departmental Council of Eure-et-Loir (28) 
DRAC Centre-Val de Loire (45) 
Le Manège Maubeuge – Scène nationale Transfrontalière (59) 
Construction of the stage stools – Carried out by 4th and 3rd year SEGPA students from Joséphine Baker Middle School, Brest (29) 
Plate making – Team Dérézo. l’Atelier HyperBol, Daoulas (29) 
Manufacturing of the Cigar Box guitar – Lobo Guitar Box (22)