Lorraine de Sagazan set up her company in 2015 and produced a first series of adaptations of classic texts, including Lars Norén's Demons, Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House and Chekhov's The Absence of a Father. The second cycle, which she began in 2020, involved co-writing theatrical performances with Guillaume Poix that explored notions of reparation, questioning the ability of fiction to respond to reality. La Vie invisible in 2020 and Un sacre in 2021 are the first instalments. As a resident at Villa Medici in 2022-2023, she created plastic installations and after this experience radicalised the hybrid nature of her work. In 2024, she presented Le Silence, based on Antonioni's work, at the Comédie-Française.
