Théâtre du Dé, Rue Principale 39, 1902 Evionnaz
Brigitte Rosset
In February 2021, in the midst of Covid's second wave, Brigitte has time: theaters are closing...but museums remain open. "Well, I'll go work in a museum," she decides.
Here she is with a collection of her maternal grandfather's chronicles. What to make of this return to the family past? Brigitte is in her fifties, she's just lost her mom, and this flashback suddenly seems to have plenty of stories to tell her.
And then there's the deep, intimate question of intergenerational transmission. What remains of all that has been passed down? What have we passed on to our children?
Brigitte's one-woman shows are shimmering, invigorating and generous. Whether she's depressed or undergoing a rejuvenation cure, she knows how to laugh and make us laugh, thanks to her formidable comic talent and her great delicacy when it comes to emotion.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Here she is with a collection of her maternal grandfather's chronicles. What to make of this return to the family past? Brigitte is in her fifties, she's just lost her mom, and this flashback suddenly seems to have plenty of stories to tell her.
And then there's the deep, intimate question of intergenerational transmission. What remains of all that has been passed down? What have we passed on to our children?
Brigitte's one-woman shows are shimmering, invigorating and generous. Whether she's depressed or undergoing a rejuvenation cure, she knows how to laugh and make us laugh, thanks to her formidable comic talent and her great delicacy when it comes to emotion.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.