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<p>In this one-woman show, as funny as it is disconcerting, the narrator – the only child of a single father – takes us behind the scenes of a childhood spent in the shadow (and in the harsh light) of an XXL artist, 100% ego, zero filter, who talks about himself in the third person and sometimes thinks he's Catherine Deneuve (yes, even on Tuesdays).</p><p> It's tender, caustic, theatrical, a bit psychoanalytic, and above all hilarious.</p><p> A vitriolic and mascara-laden family portrait that poses the question: can you love a father who steals your dresses, your lines... and your mirror?</p><p> A dramedy by Florence Tredez</p><p> Chloé Plancoulaine arrives on stage quietly, but beware, she's a gentle whirlwind. A voice as clear as an April morning, meticulously crafted melodies, and lyrics that sting just where it counts. She opened for Julien Doré. This isn't just a footnote, it's a cosmic endorsement: if this lunar dandy entrusted his audience to her, it's because he, too, sensed the magic.</p> Florence Tredez in "My Father is an Actress" + Chloé Plancoulaine, Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 9:00 PM