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With absurd humor and a sense of the offbeat, Benjamin Valière transforms his childhood memories into laughter at La Comédie des Alpes.<div> "A green mouse", "Good King Dagobert", "There was a shepherdess"... so many songs inseparable from childhood that we all know. But what do their lyrics really mean?</div><div> What if I told you that many of them contain a hidden double meaning? Don't you suddenly want to know what the character in "Au clair de la lune" went to do at his neighbor's house? Or why "we will no longer go to the woods"? And I'm only talking about the most politically correct songs here.</div><div> We're going to perform seven of the best-known children's songs together, and we'll break them down. Expecting to be surprised? Trust me, you'll be even more so.</div><div> "I'm sure I'm going to ruin your childhood. But I promise, you're going to love it!"</div><div> – Benjamin Valière –</div><div><br></div><div> <u>Did you know that?</u></div><div> Originally from Grenoble, Benjamin Valière has been talking to us for a while now about his desire to perform at La Comédie des Alpes. Known for his famous, completely offbeat, humorous nursery rhymes that have become cult classics on social media, he's finally coming to our stage... and we can tell you we were very excited too.</div>