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Do you love to travel? Do faraway lands make you dream?<div> Between laughter and tears, I invite you to journey with me through a century of family history, made up of separations, upheavals, constant adaptations, confusions... and that mix of cultures which forges an identity.</div><div><br></div><div> To understand the Slavic soul, one must have experienced Perestroika, Communism, and learned to adapt to everything. The Russian doll, the Matryoshka, embodies this multiplicity: a woman with seven lives, seven facets.</div><div><br></div><div> At 20, Luda left the Soviet Union. From model in the 90s to founder of an international fashion consulting agency, via the role of mother and businesswoman, my unique journey has become a source of inspiration.</div><div><br></div><div> She first wrote down her story in her diary.</div><div> Then theatre entered her life in Paris, working with Dominique Viriot. She was fortunate enough to share the screen with Line Renaud, Kad Merad...</div><div><br></div><div> Today, after thirty years in Paris, she shares her reflections on life "before" and life today with humor and emotion. Far from a sanitized account, it's the story of a woman "like so many others"... but who has never lost her roots, nor "the North".</div><div><br></div><div> After a difficult period, she chose writing and performing as new paths. Her one-woman show is an intimate, funny, and touching journey. Because sometimes, it's better to laugh than to cry...</div>