Les Paillettes de Leur Vie ou la Paix Déménage de Mickaël Délis

and Reine Blanche Productions By: Mickaël Délis Directed by: Mickaël Délis and Clément Le Disquay With: Mickaël Délis Duration: 1h15 The mystery of the father Les Paillettes de leur vie ou la paix déménage extends the

and Reine Blanche Productions

By: Mickaël Délis

Directed by: Mickaël Délis and Clément Le Disquay

With: Mickaël Délis

Duration: 1h15

The mystery of the father

Les Paillettes de leur vie ou la paix déménage extends the focus initiated by the Trilogie du Troisième Type. After gender and the penis, Mickaël Délis explores the seed of men. From Aristotelian delirium about fluids to new modes of filiation, it is the figure of the father at the foundation of patriarchal swelling that is questioned here. On stage, numerous characters surround a son who has lost his dad, who donates his sperm to Tenon Hospital and who absolutely does not want children. What an atmosphere. The press says:

L'Humanité

With this 3rd installment of his "trilogy of the third kind" dedicated to dominant but overwhelmed men, Mickaël Délis continues his journey with humour and sincerity. The result is genuinely delightful!

L’Oeil d’Olivier

All the characters in this finely presented gallery of portraits are remarkably sketched. The mother, a central point of his life, takes on a moving dimension here. His qualities as a performer have grown significantly since the first opus. This maturity is also felt in the conception of the show. The staging is beautiful. This show, open to life, is magnificent.

Scèneweb

The whole is as funny as it is fascinating, a miracle of sensitivity and enthusiastic intelligence, conveyed through a swirling body, always in motion, precise and fluid. The gestural score becomes choreographic by incorporating musical scenes where the former dancer fully expresses himself.

Têtu

It is one of the most exciting recent theatrical adventures of the moment, skillfully combining reflection on gender and humour.

4 TTTT Télérama

Armed with his sensitive and funny pen, bringing his subtle characters to life, Mickaël Délis delivers a great show about heritage, sincere, poetic and moving.

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