Chantal Ladesou - Forever

To introduce Chantal Ladesou's new show is to introduce the iconic Chantal herself, her character, her way of speaking, of seeing with her own eyes, of reminding us, as a spectator of the world, of everything that touches our hearts.

An eclectic showgirl, popular but not exclusively so, Chantal Ladesou always surprises us with her wit, her cheekiness, her innate flair across all media platforms: radio with Les Grosses Têtes, theatre last season with 1983, recurring TV game shows like Mask Singer, a series as a school principal in SAM, as a detective in Le Fil d’Ariane, in cinema as a fraudulent and corrupt promoter in Chasse Gardée with Didier Bourdon (the sequel to which is currently being filmed), and again in Maison de Retraite with Kev Adam, which is being adapted into a series and will soon be on the small screen.

Placing derision at the heart of our situations in an upside-down world, Chantal, sometimes even unconsciously upside-down herself, forces the hand of our daily dramas by making them so human, sometimes so trivial in their flaws compared to what is essential, that they become endearing, acceptable, if not salutary in perspective.

A Chantal show is about rediscovering the playfulness of our adolescence, it's about finding the balance, the endurance of our youth.

Her electric sketches capture our flaws and provoke our consciences without hurting them, addressing the full spectrum of her audience, from today's and yesterday's youngest to the oldest, even older than them, in unison, when it's not an audience of young-olds or old-youngs.

You'll find the competition of the entertainment world, self-esteem (or lack thereof), egos and tripping up of actors and actresses, as well as the lives of our parents, our relationship stories, our wars against time, and everything that can complement her previous show, On The Road Again.

This show is a sprint on a long-distance canvas to catch up with laughter, this good