Mathieu Madenian

What if, as Mathieu Madénian suggests with great reason, becoming a father is ultimately just a cosmic robbery! A baby lands... and, all at once, our well-ordered, known, understandable, reassuring world explodes. Like him, a late adolescent, we find ourselves juggling between diapers, doubts, and ultimate anxiety: 'What if my son discovered that I don't know how to make a Snapchat filter?' So, between dusty tradition and vague woke-ness, there's nothing left but to try to explain the future and its new concepts to an infant who is already looking at us like a dumped old boomer. Inevitably, the result is pre-determined, we miss everything. Magnificently. And it is there that it becomes sublime because every miss becomes a punchline, every tear of fatigue turns into a burst of laughter. Mathieu Madénian knows this well, he who dissects his errors without a filter, his sleepless nights, and that little tyrant who teaches him life better than all the books: fatherhood is hilarious, it is moving, it is universal. Because by diving into this tender chaos we call child, we laugh at him, but mostly at ourselves... and we come out a little less dumped. His show, both the most personal and the most universal. Direction by Kader Aoun Prices: From 38 € to 42 € Reservations