Ma pensée creuse is a theatrical production that investigates the physical expression of thought, combining elements of philosophy and science in its storytelling. Directed by Kristina Chaumont, the performance features actors Cécile Raulet-Descombey and Loïc Renard. The script was written by Raulet-Descombey and Chaumont, with artistic contributions from Lou Chrétien-Février. Lola Delelo is responsible for lighting design and stage management, while Camille Lemonnier handles set design and costumes. Vincent Geoffroy contributes sound design, and Yoann Boyer provides physical theatre elements. The text used in the production is drawn from La Criée, a publication known for its focus on contemporary art and culture. The production is a collaboration between La Criée - National Theatre of Marseille and Joliette Theatre - Conventional Stage for Art and Creation. It has received support from several cultural institutions, including the Pôle International de Production and Diffusion, Pôle Arts de la Scène, Réseau Puissance Quatre, and Avignon Halls Theatre, with additional backing from Maison des Métallos. The performance lasts for one hour and 30 minutes, offering an immersive experience that blends intellectual inquiry with artistic expression. Ma pensée creuse will be performed from Wednesday, September 30 to Saturday, October 3, 2026, at 7:00 PM at Joliette Theatre in Marseille. An additional performance will take place on October 15, 2026, at 8:00 PM at Avignon Halls. These dates provide audiences with opportunities to experience the production in two different venues. The show is part of a broader initiative to promote contemporary theatre and experimental performance in France. The production's focus on the physicality of thought invites viewers to consider the relationship between the mind and body in new ways. By drawing on philosophical and scientific ideas, the creators aim to challenge traditional notions of how thought is expressed and experienced. The collaboration between multiple institutions highlights the importance of cross-disciplinary work in the arts, bringing together diverse talents to explore complex themes.