Theater Interview

Judith Zagury: «As soon as there's a method, there's a danger in working with living beings»

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written by Ivan Garcia · September 23, 2019 · 0 comment

Judith Zagury: «As soon as there’s a method, there’s a danger in working with living beings»

Actress and playwright Judith Zagury is co-founder of the Shanju workshop-school © Judith Zagury

Following our meeting with Laetitia Dosch about the revival of her show Hate, we wanted to find out more about Corazón (the horse in Hate), and the person who runs the place where he spent his life and was raised. So, on Wednesday June 19, your editor returned to Gimel to meet Judith Zagury, co-founder of the Shanju workshop-school. An actress and playwright, Judith kindly agreed to meet us over tea to answer our questions.

Le Regard Libre: How would you introduce yourself to readers who may not be familiar with Shanju—and, even more so, who may not know Judith Zagury?

Judith Zagury: First and foremost, it’s a place where humans and animals live together and try to understand one another and coexist. We try to teach children how to communicate respectfully with the

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