History, versus Cabaret Louise

“Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the cabaret! Louise Attaque challenges all the codes there by revisiting certain episodes of our history. First guide, the former Republican schoolteacher, Louise Michel during the Paris Commune, who did not have “equality in education” as a main battle horse. Like a settling of scores, the claim will extend to those who betrayed France (Théophile Ferré, Jules Ferry, Adolphe Thiers, but also to other notable episodes. Betrayals of the Republic, to the blacksmith of Rimbaud denouncing Louis XVI passing by a Victor Hugo poet and flirtatious, a delirious amphitheater in 68, until the return of Johnny Hallyday, Louise attacks everything. In a nice imbroglio of 1h10, this contemporary revolt, offbeat and crazy, carried by the laughter and songs, is heard and finds an echo as surprising as … reconstructing.

“Cabaret Louise”, a pull-out comedy by Régis Vlachos with Charlotte Zotto, Régis Vlachos, Johanna Garnier directed by Marc Pistolesi – At the Lucernaire theater (Paris 6th arrondissement), from September 2 to October 25, 2020, from Tuesday to Saturday at 9 p.m. and Sunday at 5.30 p.m.

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