Resto Dingo Solo de clown musical

A musical and funny clown solo that accurately addresses the theme of schizophrenia

Summary Being in your element to serve customers is no easy feat. Béchamel is the long-serving waiter at the Sun Beach, frazzled from serving coffees, overwhelmed from serving creams, and under pressure from serving beers. He sometimes makes philosophical remarks to his customers.

His signature cocktail: the Schizo > ¼ discipline, ¼ love, ¼ madness, and a busload of riot police. Sébastien Petiot is an author, actor, and professional clown. He has been diagnosed with schizophrenia since 2007, at the age of 35.

Today, in a world lacking information on mental health and where it suffers from society's skewed perception, the show Resto Dingo offers a unique experience of living with the illness.

Who better than a clown can laugh at themselves and laugh at others, who better than a clown allows us to laugh together? Sébastien's poetic and absurd writing illuminates a little-known illness with lightness and depth. A 45-minute show, recommended for ages 11 and up.

Written and performed by Sébastien Petiot, author, actor, clown. Directed by Olivier Mathé. Invaluable external perspectives from Michael Egard and Alexandre Pavlata. Support from: Théâtre-Ecole Le Samovar, Paroisse des Lilas, Le Garde Chasse théâtre et cinéma, CATTP Le Bouffadou.

com). The Compagnie Clown & Mental is based in Seine Saint Denis and was founded by Lucie Segard & Sébastien Petiot in 2024.

It was created with the aim of producing and distributing Resto Dingo, raising public awareness of mental health, and offering clown workshops in psychiatric settings.

The Compagnie Clown & Mental is an association bringing together professionals from the performing arts and the psychiatric world, which advocates for the theatrical treatment of illness and notably supports Sébastien Petiot's work.

As part of the Mental Health Awareness Weeks Les sema