Flore Benguigui & The Sensible Notes

Théâtre de Pertuis, 90 Boulevard Victor Hugo

After years singing with the group L’Impératrice, she returns to her first love: the jazz she listened to as a teenager and that she has never stopped playing and celebrating. 'It’s jazz but it’s funny,' warns Flore Benguigui. On stage, this sentence becomes clear: here jazz is not a matter of pose or erudition, but a playground for a collective and jubilant energy, where accidents are welcome. The goal: to immediately dismantle our prejudices about a music too often seen as elitist and to build bridges between eras — it’s jazz from the 1930s, …