Madame Ose Bashung

Convoking humor to tackle the fateful memory of the Holocaust on stage. This is what artist Éric Feldman undertakes in what could be described as an art-house theatrical stand-up! Half-conference, half-confidence, this jubilant autofiction draws us into a spiral of facetiousness, thoughts and pure emotion. It has to be said that the actor knows what he's talking about when he talks about the traumas of the Holocaust. His own parents were "hidden children", survivors of the tragedy. So what can they pass on to their descendants? The principal concerned unfolds an intimate narrative in which he evokes the great story, psychoanalysis, yoga, the miracle of being alive and much more...