Saturday 12 April, 20:00

La Poésie de l’Échec

This tender and humorous play explores family dynamics, offering a heartfelt ode to failure and the resilience needed to overcome it. The story centers on a mother and her two children reuniting for a birthday celebration months after the father’s death. As confessions unfold and pretenses break down, the fragile family confronts truths, all presented with a mix of humor—ranging from dark to burlesque—and poignant moments. Supported by the beatboxing skills of a performer at the edge of the stage, the excellent cast delivers both offbeat comedy and emotional depth, portraying endearing, relatable characters.

In French.

Place du Lignon 16,
1219 Le Lignon
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