Get to know the star of “Soie”
One stage. One performer. An entire world of characters.
The magic of Soie comes to Boston May 1-3, 2026, at the Mosesian Center of the Arts.
Message from Sylvie
Chers spectateurs,
Je me réjouis de partager avec vous, début mai, la merveilleuse histoire d'amour de SOIE.
Je tiens à vous remercier de votre présence pour ce moment plein de nostalgie et de sensualité. Je ressens toujours un immense plaisir à vivre ce voyage, toujours renouvelé, toujours unique, car vous êtes unique !!!
A très vite.
Sylvie Dorliat
Translation:
Dear audience,
I am delighted to share with you, at the beginning of May, the wonderful love story of “SOIE”.
I want to thank you for being here for this moment filled with nostalgia and sensuality.
I always feel immense pleasure in experiencing this journey, ever renewed, ever unique, because you are unique!!!
See you very soon.
Sylvie Dorliat
Sylvie Dorliat
Sylvie Dorliat is a French actress trained at the École du Théâtre National de Chaillot, the Oscar Sisto acting course, and the Jean-Laurent Cochet course, and later at the renowned École Jacques Lecoq, where she also studied classical verse with Robin Renucci. She further developed her practice through work in improvisation, juggling, and Commedia dell’Arte with Antony Magnier, as well as with Antoine Caubet at the Théâtre de l’Aquarium at the Cartoucherie in Paris.
Her stage career spans more than twenty productions, ranging from comedic works such as Woody Allen’s Une Aspirine pour Deux and Jean-Michel Ribes’ Palace to more intense and poetic pieces including Jean-Pierre Siméon’s Stabat Mater Furiosa, which was presented at festivals such as Ellas Crean and Le Printemps des Poètes.
She also performed in the stage adaptation of Philippe Claudel’s La petite fille de Monsieur Linh, a production staged nearly 400 times in Paris (including at the Lucernaire) as well as at the Festival d’Avignon and on international tour, receiving wide critical acclaim.
With Soie, Dorliat brings Alessandro Baricco’s celebrated novel to life through a refined solo performance that blends narration, movement, and emotional nuance.
Show Information
Dates: May 1–3, 2026
Post-show reception & talk-back: Saturday, May 2nd
Venue: The Mosesian Center of the Arts
Tickets: Starting at $25
Performed in French with English captions
