Theater - Le Poustou - Tourtour

‘I am your father’ When a professional singer-actor, worthy of the greatest musical theatre stages, embarks on a drag adventure... the result is: Eva Jean! A one-of-a-kind show: humour, singing, stand-up, audience interaction... talent everywhere, and above all, live! Immersed in a hushed world of jazz, Eva Jean performs a repertoire consisting mainly of original songs with a smooth yet powerful voice, all sprinkled with an elegance worthy of 1950s Hollywood stars. Between social commentary and entertainment, the audience is literally taken from laughter to tears. But be warned: this show goes far beyond mere entertainment. It invites the audience to embrace the freedom to be multifaceted, to simply be themselves. It’s a family show: bring your children along – it’s highly recommended! Why Eva Jean? After a year of creation and three years of performances, I can finally explain why Eva Jean came into being. I was raised by a single mother, a strong, independent, determined and elegant woman, who worked tirelessly to raise her two children. She managed to juggle her family, professional and personal lives with exemplary skill. Outside the family circle, at school, I was guided only by free-spirited and caring women. They taught me love, respect for others and, above all, self-respect. So what could be more natural, when I create my superhero, than to give her the appearance of the true stronger sex? Eva Jean is an ode to women, a tribute... and an exercise that also helps me to be a better man. Thank you, Eva. “Small Marital Crimes” When you see a man and a woman standing before the mayor, do you wonder which one will be the murderer? Following an accident, Gilles loses his memory. Back home, his wife Lisa—whom he doesn’t recognize—tells him about their intimate moments, but doubt begins to creep in… The lighthearted banter of their early days takes on the tone of a merciless confrontation, where not all truths are easy to hear! When duplicity is coupled with sincerity, the game becomes complex and everyone gets lost in it... To find themselves again, or to lose themselves forever? ‘The Clan’ Fred, Max, Achille and Francis form a gang of Corsican bandits. They decide to kidnap a film star. Is that a good idea? A hilarious comedy performed by five actors, a series of sketches that hit the mark every time throughout this play set against a Corsican backdrop, which adds even more to the comic tone. You’re in for a good laugh. #Daron: a story to like and share with the family - Suitable for all ages How do you raise a teenager from the ‘TikTok and 4DX’ generation when you yourself grew up with Minitel and VHS tapes? A bit of a stick-in-the-mud and frankly overwhelmed by a society that’s moving a bit too fast for him, Basclo tries to be a good dad and pass on the values he holds dear to his son. ‘Basically, my dad’s way too stressed out with me. Poor bloke, things move too fast for him. He’s such a boomer with his advice all over the place; he thinks he’s some sort of life coach, it’s ridiculous, it’s just not cool at all!’ Following on from ‘Mâle attentionné’, Christophe Basclo’s new one-man show.