Tea with Marie-Antoinette
An unusual experience, a unique moment during which you meet the last queen of France for high tea.
Her Majesty has thousands of stories and anecdotes to tell you about her life at Versailles.
It would be a breach of etiquette to interrupt the Queen and protocol requires that she speaks to you first so that you can converse with her.
That's exactly why she came back, to converse with you, to answer your questions about her intense and short life in Versailles, her 'Pic Nic' in Varennes or how she was the 1st great influencer of her time etc...
The story has never been so interactive, lively and sweet!
Stand-up
When I was young, I used to make my own gift boxes and they were so ugly !
Once I made a giftbox in the shape of a pyramid. To make the sides of the pyramid fit, I had to put tape everywhere. In the end, it became a tape pyramid. It was so ugly that I don't even remember what the gift was inside.
The packaging is the only thing I remember. Growing up, I noticed that the way you give and especially receive a gift plays a lot on the gift itself.
For me, stand-up comedy is about wrapping what I have to say. It's about making the nicest gift possible to convey an idea to you.
If, in the meantime, I managed to give my audience a bit of strength so that they can be a bit more in touch with themselves, then my packaging is much better than a masking tape pyramid :)
The Republic in my body
A funny and poetic play about the importance and the difficulty to listen to my inner voice
Work in progress
The sun king in your living room
Have you ever dreamt of living in a castle ? My talents as a storyteller and my love of words, accompanied by the Quatuor de Retz, will take you on a journey to the Palace of Versailles at the time of Louis XIV.
A spoonful of silence
Mandana grows letters in her field. The letters, which make up the words she uses, are only available according to the seasons and the harvest. She makes her sentences with care and lets you enjoy the silence between the words.
She welcomes you by the stove, in the comfort of her kitchen. She sprinkles rose petals on a still steaming tea. Take a warm cup of tea with her and you're off on a journey into the present moment.
A frank and exquisite piece to reflect on our use of speech.
A show to be enjoyed as part of a healthy and balanced diet!
MaDam
MaDam is a live show, very alive indeed!
I realized that I was spending much more time worrying about my life than living it and I decided to make a show about it.
My Fair Mot
I asked children from the working class areas of Dublin to teach adult foreigners to speak the Dublinese, the Dublin dialect. It was one of the funniest projects I've ever done, the kids were incredibly witty.