"Tigann" also delves into the dark theme of incest. Readers of the novel, which won second prize in the Creole Speaking Unit literary contest five years ago, are already aware of this. Those unfamiliar with Tigann's trauma, portrayed on stage by Quincy Ramsamy, will realize that it doesn't weigh the play down. According to Mélanie Pérès, the play incorporates humor, music, and elements of everyday life, making it a comedy that engages without dampening the audience's spirits.
