Description

Sigmund Freud on stage, between satire and clinical practice, a theatrical lecture that intersects psychoanalysis, narrative therapy and support issues.<div> What if Freud took to the stage to tell his own story? In this dramatized lecture, Bertrand Hénot embodies a Sigmund Freud who is as erudite as he is unconventional, for a captivating, and decidedly tragicomic, exploration of the foundations of Freudian psychoanalysis.</div><div> With subtlety and humor, the renowned Austrian neurologist presents his vision of the unconscious, its foundational concepts, but also its blind spots. Far from a simple lecture, the performance confronts Freudian thought with narrative therapy and contemporary systemic approaches, drawing on concrete situations and clinical examples.</div><div> The show explores how to support people who have experienced abuse or mistreatment today, without reproducing the mechanisms of domination sometimes present in certain traditional approaches. Blending laughter, reflection, and awareness, "Freud se la raconte" offers a vibrant immersion into the challenges of the helping relationship.</div><div> Hybrid and daring, between theatre, clinical knowledge and gentle satire, this show is aimed at both support professionals and the curious general public, in a surprisingly light and benevolent atmosphere.</div><div> Show suitable for ages 16 and up.</div>