Thursday 22 october from 20:00 to 20:00

On ne jouait pas à la pétanque dans le ghetto de Varsovie

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Théâtre Francis-Gag, 4 rue de la Croix, 06300 Nice

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By Éric Feldman. Nominated for the 2026 Molière Awards in the One-Person Show category.

What if Freud had been Hitler’s therapist? Could absolute evil have been prevented? Through a mix of laughter and personal revelations, Éric Feldman explores the history of his own family, survivors of the Holocaust. On stage, we meet Milosh the cat, along with the delightful Uncle Lucien and Aunt Sarah. The whole performance is laced with Yiddish accents and the spirit of New York’s Jewish comedians.  A work of autofiction that transcends his personal story, touches people’s hearts, and—despite the gravity of the testimony—celebrates the fragility and miracle of being alive. “A funny title for a funny show. Tragic and comic, part stand-up, part philosophy and history lesson, a treasure trove of literary writing and jokes. The highly unique and fascinating writer-performer Éric Feldman (…) the mix is intense and dazzling. (…) a very rare show. ” - Télérama Direction and collaboration on the dramaturgy: Olivier Veillon. Text and performance: Éric Feldman. Friendly support for dramaturgy and direction: Joël Pommerat. Lighting and set design: Sallahdyn Khatir. Sound design and stage management: Louise Prieur. Stage and sound management: Marie Mouslouhouddnine. Production and distribution: Le BEC - Bureau des écritures contemporaines. Administration: Antoine Lenoble. Press relations: Olivier Saksik - Elektronlibre. Assistant: Anne de Amézaga. Production: Miam Miam. Co-production Théâtre National de Strasbourg and Théâtre du Rond-Point. Supported by: Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah, Fonds SACD Théâtre, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region. Residencies: Théâtre Ouvert - National Center for Contemporary Dramaturgy, Centquatre-Paris, Théâtre du Petit Saint-Martin, Château de Monthelon - Atelier de fabrique artistique, Maison Jacques Copeau.