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Respect is like humor: you have to know how to use it.<p> Rayma, Belgian comedian and full-time dad (and half-time patient), returns with her third one-woman show, more biting, funnier... and still just as human.<br><br> In an era where everyone demands respect, Rayma poses the real question: what if we started by looking in the rearview mirror? Parents, children, neighbors... everyone demands it, but do we really know how to give it?<br><br> With his style blending tenderness, lucidity, and (a little) bad faith, he strings together everyday situations in which we all recognize ourselves a little too well. He talks about family life, human relationships, living together, outbursts of anger... and those moments when we think to ourselves: "Maybe I'm being a bit of an idiot here, aren't I?"<br><br> Funny, touching, and incredibly relevant, this show speaks to everyone. Even those who always think they're right. (And there are many of us.)<br><br> A one-man show that makes you laugh, makes you feel good, and gently encourages you to look at yourself in the mirror.<br> Without judging each other. Or maybe just a little.<br><br> <strong>Did you know?</strong><br> -After "Tournée Générale" and "Tartines de vies", here is Rayma's 3rd solo show.<br> -Best Actor Award 2022 at the 17th "Le Souffleur d'Arundel" festival.<br> -Seen as the opening act for Michel Boujenah, Renaud Rutten, Denis Maréchal, Vanessa Kayo, Alexis Le Rossignol... But also as part of the International Comedy Festival.<br><br> On tour in Belgium, France and Switzerland.<br><br> His co-author, Etienne Marcovich, is the winner of the JM Bajen 2022 international theatrical comedy competition.</p>