Blandine is a bit like the friend you'd like to have in your gang... A young mother, she's proud of the image of the imperfect woman.
What she stands for on stage is life, the real thing, unfiltered and unadulterated. Seeing Blandine on stage is like being in the living room of your pal, who may monopolise the attention a little but with whom you spend the best evenings (needless to say, who wrote this pitch).
She reviews her life as a couple and the difficulties of young parents, talks about ugly children, mourning the loss of your former life, the criminal impulses you can have for sanctimonious people or for your own partner, your relationship with food, your double chin...
In short, Blandine delivers a no-holds-barred show, packed with self-mockery, a touch of cynicism and some hard-hitting jokes.
She reviews her life as a couple and the difficulties of young parents, talks about ugly children, mourning the loss of your former life, the criminal impulses you can have for sanctimonious people or for your own partner, your relationship with food, your double chin...
In short, Blandine delivers a no-holds-barred show, packed with self-mockery, a touch of cynicism and some hard-hitting jokes.
