Title of the show : The Two Faces of Silence

The Two Faces of Silence is a storytelling performance created by Rebecca Kompaoré, blending spoken word, singing, and vocal expression into a sensitive and immersive stage experience. Through a series of poignant tales, the artist explores themes of greed, indifference, and social silence, inviting audiences to reflect on their priorities, personal values, and the importance of human connections.

At the crossroads of traditional storytelling and contemporary performance, the piece celebrates transmission, memory, and the need to cherish the people and relationships that surround us.

Also known by her stage name Tind-windé, Rebecca Kompaoré is an Ivorian storyteller trained at the Institut National Supérieur des Arts et de l’Action Culturelle (INSAAC) in Abidjan. Her career has been marked by several major awards, including the Thérèse Taba Grand Prize at the International Festival of Women’s Arts in France (2013), the Grand Prize at the international storytelling competition “CONTECOURS” (2016), and the RILIFA Arts Grand Prize in Côte d’Ivoire (2025).

With a rich and diverse repertoire, she has created numerous acclaimed productions such as The Secret of Power, The Adventures of Zibô, Women’s Secrets, Life Lessons, Amlan the Little Orphan, and Kadi’s Breasts.

Driven by a distinctive stage presence, strong improvisational skills, and a deeply expressive voice, Tind-windé forges an intimate connection with audiences, carrying them with intensity and emotion into her vibrant storytelling universe.

Country : Côte d’Ivoire