Friday 13 november from 20:30 to 21:55

Show: Ordinary Danger

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Théâtre Denis, 12 Cours de Strasbourg, 83400 Hyères

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The funny and moving story of our 20s. A punk and poetic comedy to remind us to never stop believing.

“Hello, my name is Camille, my nickname is Kimiko, and this is my story...” Camille’s story is the story of our twenties, of a neighborhood, of a generation. It’s the story of two friends who want to make music. It’s a story of disillusionment. Of a life spent in a whirlwind of alcohol and drugs. Of a new family—one fraught with danger. Camille’s story is an ordinary one. One actress, playing 17 characters, who flits between punk comedy and poetry to remind us that no matter what obstacles stand in our way, blah blah blah… Anyway. Life is hard, but the most important thing is to never stop believing in it. Camille may never be Shakira, but she’ll be Camille. And that’s already good enough. P.S.: And at the end, there’s a concert! The L’étreinte Collective Written by: Caroline Ribot and Victor Lassus Directed by: Victor Lassus Starring: Caroline Ribot Sound: Luca Schaumburg Lighting: Victor Lassus