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Are you feeling confident about 2027? François Guédon: no. And he has some questions.<div> What if the far right created a license to be French?</div><div> What if the center set up a marketing training program for homeless people?</div><div> What if the left nationalized CNEWS?</div><div> And most importantly: who are these people who eat unsalted butter?</div><div><br></div><div> Armed with his way with words and his impertinence, François Guédon invites you to navigate the ocean of French contradictions, at least as numerous as its cheeses.</div><div><br></div><div> After winning more than 15 awards at comedy festivals, François Guedon launched his first show, "Le Procès Guédon" (The Guedon Trial). He performed it more than 500 times, which led to radio appearances on Europe 1 and Rire et Chansons, and even a performance at the prestigious Montreux Comedy Festival with a sketch on "Consanguinity" that garnered over 5 million views.</div><div><br></div><div> Today, he returns with this new work which bears his mark: a text chiseled between love of the French language and impertinence marked by his immoderate love of the sketch, characters and the politically incorrect.</div>