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Reports on the trial regarding the July 14, 2016, attack.

Thierry Vimal was already an established writer when he lost his 12-year-old daughter in the July 14, 2016, attack on the Promenade des Anglais. From this tragedy, he drew inspiration for the books *19 Tons* and *In Consideration of the Suffering Endured*, published by Éditions du Cherche Midi. As a civil party and a regular attendee at the antiterrorism trial held in Paris between September and December 2022, he kept a regular chronicle of the hearings in the form of free-verse poems: *Ça passe crème*. For the tenth anniversary of the attack, Thierry Vimal, Jonathan Gensburger, and Julien Storini propose adapting a selection of pieces from this chronicle into a one-man show. At times educational, at times hard-hitting, often funny, sometimes harsh, and always ironic, the text explores little-known aspects of the trial, the investigation, and the attack itself through a cast of memorable characters.