Blandine Lehout : La Vie de ta mère

Blandine is the kind of friend we all want to hang out with... As a young mother, she embraces the image of the imperfect woman. When on stage, she talks about what she hates in life, real life, without filters, without rose-tinted glasses. Seeing Blandine on stage is like being in a friend's sitting room where they don't try to be the centre of attention but still ensure we have a superb evening in their company (guess who wrote this summary. She reviews her life as a couple and the difficulties of being a new parent, talks about ugly children, how she mourns her previous life, puts up with annoying nay-sayers, discusses her spouse, from her relationship to the pregnancy that left her with a double chin... In short, Blandine delivers an uninhibited show, with some self-mockery, a little cynicism, and some impactful observations.