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Antoine Donneaux has a problem. Not so much that he's a hypochondriac... In fact, this elegant Belgian comedian is an impressionist. But unintentionally.<p> Antoine Donneaux has a problem. Not so much that he's a hypochondriac... In fact, this young and elegant Belgian comedian is an impressionist. But against his will.</p><p> Imagine him telling you his life story, stand-up style. You talk about the things he likes, the things he doesn't like, reminisce. You might even discuss real social issues, like the insidious influence advertising has on everyone. And suddenly, he transforms, his vocal cords as if possessed by someone else. Or sometimes even: another woman.</p><p> The audience is captivated! This charismatic artist lets one or another well-known figure slip into his absurdist sketches and thrilling slices of life. The first personality he impersonated was none other than his father in front of the television. His commitment to authenticity is palpable.</p><p> "And what about it," some might ask, "does Antoine do Johnny Hallyday?" Well, no! Actually, yes, almost. You'll see! Oh, and a little tip: "Antoine Donneaux, impressionist and more..." is to the stage what a Marvel movie is to superhero films, so stay in the theater after the credits, or rather, the encore. Because there's a little surprise in store for him too.</p>