With a performer on stage and Siri, the iPhone’s personal assistant, as her only stage partner, director Maxime Carbonneau and performer Laurence Dauphinais invent a theatre ruled by odds and chances. One of the first people in Canada created by artificial insemination, Dauphinais takes the audience on a quest for her origins using the most famous artificial intelligence as her guide. Through a precise game of questions and answers, Dauphinais exposes the bizarre metaphysical dimension of the machine, while blurring the limitations that separate these two women, one digital, the other biological, one created by Apple, the other created in a medical lab in Montreal. Siri is a terrifyingly clever pilgrimage into the mysteries of our own programming.

Lenght - 1 h 10

There’s 3 versions of the show: portuguese, french, and english.

Presented at Centre du Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui

Presented in english at Canada Hub / International Fringe FEstival, Edinburgh

Presented at Hub Montreal

Produced in potuguese at Centre culturel Oi Futuro Flamengo in Rio de Janeiro au Brésil.