Childhood is a refuge from emotional storms
A little, wild animal of a girl, more boar than doe, can no longer grow up.
Split between two parents, between two houses, she builds huts to survive a world where love is neither infallible nor eternal.
But as the hut grows, its desires and torments grow too. It has to offer enough space to accommodate her tribes, and enough assurance to find shelter there in emotional turmoil, when she drifts like a raft on stormy seas.
Millie Duyé holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre (Literature) from the University of Paris 3 Sorbonne-Nouvelle and a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing from the University of Paris VIII.
In 2012, she follows a training as an actress at the Studio de Formation Théâtrale for three years. It is through the theater that she is interested in writing. She writes and directs her first play Le renard envieux qui me ronge le ventre in 2017. She joined the Compagnie Les Entichés in 2013 as an actress before becoming its co-director.
She wrote and directed alongside her colleague the play Échos Ruraux, which received the writing and directing assistance of prestigious grant.
Her first novel, Cabane, is published by Le Nouvel Attila.
