Immerse yourself in the gripping atmosphere of a football club on the brink of a crucial Ligue 2 match in 'Les Crampons'. This play is not only a sports narrative but also a poignant tribute to Justin Fashanu, the pioneering black British footballer who was one of the first high-level athletes to declare his homosexuality in 1990. The play uses the universal and unifying appeal of football to explore serious societal issues like tolerance and discrimination. Follow Makaio, an imaginative representation of Justin, as he navigates the challenges both on and off the field, under the guidance of director Ayouba Ali and through the dramatic text by Mona El Yafi. With an evocative cast including Elan Ben Ali, Fabien Derrien, Nicolas Phongpheth, Vincent Reverte, and Jordan Sajous, 'Les Crampons' tackles the paradox of a sport that unites millions yet harbors terrible prejudices. An inspiring narrative that seeks to offer hope and a message of acceptance in the world of sports, this play is a must-see for football fans and theatre enthusiasts alike. Staged to stimulate both thought and emotion, every scene crafted meticulously to resonate with viewers who appreciate depth in storytelling and character development.