Spectacle - we were not playing pétanque in the Warsaw ghetto

rue François Blaudez, Théâtre municipal

And if Freud had been Hitler's psychologist? Could absolute evil have been avoided? In this one-person show blending stand-up, lecture and confidences, Éric Feldman explores with humor and gravity the legacy of the Shoah on his own family. Driven by sensitive and luminous writing, the narrative mixes memories, reflections, figures of Yiddish culture and Jewish humor. A disturbing autofiction that goes beyond the intimate to question our relation to memory, transmission and the fragility of life.