LAUGHTER and POWERFUL PARODY!
With mad talent and incisive humour, Emma & Thibaud take stock of our country through all the major societal issues facing the French: insecurity, ecology, woke culture, feminism, immigration, LGBT, identity, #MeToo, different conflicts...
This is not the pitch for a play, but the History of France in the 2020s, fragmented over so many subjects, through which our two artists will move skilfully and with humour, like tightrope walkers, contrasting a progressive vision of our homeland with the France of the past.
A political, theatrical show that mirrors our times.
The two actors use imitations to support their words.
Everyone gets a kick out of it, starting with the iconic Macron couple in a now cult sketch, not forgetting Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Sandrine Rousseau and the media (Laurent Ruquier & Léa Salamé, CNEWS Pascal Praud and Christine Kelly, BFM TV, etc.), as well as French chanson (Jean-Jacques Goldman, Catherine Ringer, Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin, Dani, Charles Aznavour) and of course the new generation: Slimane & Vitaa, Clara Luciani, Julien Doré, Aya Nakamura, Christophe Maé, Juliette Armanet and all their little friends.
With their incisive lyrics and the comic strength of their pairings, Emma and Thibaud paint a sharp critique of our society.
Playing at a frenetic pace, the two accomplices stick to the news and don't miss a beat.
This is not the pitch for a play, but the History of France in the 2020s, fragmented over so many subjects, through which our two artists will move skilfully and with humour, like tightrope walkers, contrasting a progressive vision of our homeland with the France of the past.
A political, theatrical show that mirrors our times.
The two actors use imitations to support their words.
Everyone gets a kick out of it, starting with the iconic Macron couple in a now cult sketch, not forgetting Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Sandrine Rousseau and the media (Laurent Ruquier & Léa Salamé, CNEWS Pascal Praud and Christine Kelly, BFM TV, etc.), as well as French chanson (Jean-Jacques Goldman, Catherine Ringer, Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin, Dani, Charles Aznavour) and of course the new generation: Slimane & Vitaa, Clara Luciani, Julien Doré, Aya Nakamura, Christophe Maé, Juliette Armanet and all their little friends.
With their incisive lyrics and the comic strength of their pairings, Emma and Thibaud paint a sharp critique of our society.
Playing at a frenetic pace, the two accomplices stick to the news and don't miss a beat.
