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With humour and bite, Anne Roumanoff takes stock of the contemporary world and its contradictions, switching characters with gleeful ease. A show full of self-deprecation, sharp, lucid and irresistibly funny.
A friendly, participatory literary gathering: each audience member can bring a text that is close to their heart, and if it is drawn at random, it is read by the actor Yves Heck. With the Japanese novelist and poet Ryoko Sekiguchi, a passionate cook.
An exhibition that traces 50 years of the evolution of technological leisure objects, from televisions in cafés to content on smartphones, and of our associated ways of life. A guided tour by the museum team to discover the exhibition behind the scenes.
A one-man show in which Félix, a failed actor turned camcorder salesman, sees his image come to life in a television set and challenge him. A short-form piece by the Compagnie f.o.u.i.c, for all audiences.
A one-woman show by Compagnie f.o.u.i.c: Félix, an avid viewer, sees the presenter Hélène Lemenier speaking to him. But Hélène is only a virtual image, a continuous news program.
Fabienne Thibeault, one of the singers from the premiere of Starmania in 1979, returns to the stage to bring this great French musical event back to life.
An exhibition tracing 50 years of the evolution of leisure technology, from televisions in cafés to content on smartphones, and the lifestyles that go with them.