We didn't play the petanque in the Warsaw ghetto
Named at Molières 2026, in the category Alone-en-scène.
What if Freud was Hitler's shrink? Could absolute evil be avoided? Between laughter and confidence, Eric Feldman explores the history of his own family, survivor of the Shoah. On stage, we cross the cat Milosh, the tasty Tonton Lucien and Tata Sarah. The whole is filled with Yiddish accents and the spirit of New York Jewish humorists.
A self-fiction that goes beyond his personal history, touches the heart of people and celebrates despite the gravity of the testimony, the fragility and the miracle of being alive.
"It's a funny title for a funny show. Tragic and comic, between stand-up, lesson of philosophy and history, treasure of literary writing and jokes. The very singular and fascinating author-interpreter Éric Feldman (...) the cocktail is terrible and dazzling. (...) very rare spectacle. » - Telerama
Author: Éric Feldman
Stage and collaboration in dramaturgy : Olivier VeillonText and interpretation : Éric Feldman Friendly support for dramaturgy and staging : Joël PommeratCreation light and scenic space : Sallahdyn Khatir. Sound creation and general management: Louise PrieurRegion and sound: Marie MouslouhouddnineProduction and diffusion: Le BEC - Bureau des écritures contemporainesAdministration : Antoine LenoblePress release : Olivier Saksik - ElektronlibreSupporter : Anne de AmézagaProduction: Miam Miam. CoproductionNational Theatre of Strasbourg and Théâtre du Rond-PointSoutiens : Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah, Fonds SACD Théâtre, Région Bourgogne - Franche CountyHomes en résidence : Théâtre Ouvert - Centre National des Dramaturgies Contemporaines, Centfour-Paris, Théâtre du Petit Saint-Martin, Château de Monthelon - Atelier de fabrique artistique, Maison Jacques Copeau
© Patrick Zachmann
Duration: 1h20
Price: from 5€ to 18.80€
What if Freud was Hitler's shrink? Could absolute evil be avoided? Between laughter and confidence, Eric Feldman explores the history of his own family, survivor of the Shoah. On stage, we cross the cat Milosh, the tasty Tonton Lucien and Tata Sarah. The whole is filled with Yiddish accents and the spirit of New York Jewish humorists.
A self-fiction that goes beyond his personal history, touches the heart of people and celebrates despite the gravity of the testimony, the fragility and the miracle of being alive.
"It's a funny title for a funny show. Tragic and comic, between stand-up, lesson of philosophy and history, treasure of literary writing and jokes. The very singular and fascinating author-interpreter Éric Feldman (...) the cocktail is terrible and dazzling. (...) very rare spectacle. » - Telerama
Author: Éric Feldman
Stage and collaboration in dramaturgy : Olivier VeillonText and interpretation : Éric Feldman Friendly support for dramaturgy and staging : Joël PommeratCreation light and scenic space : Sallahdyn Khatir. Sound creation and general management: Louise PrieurRegion and sound: Marie MouslouhouddnineProduction and diffusion: Le BEC - Bureau des écritures contemporainesAdministration : Antoine LenoblePress release : Olivier Saksik - ElektronlibreSupporter : Anne de AmézagaProduction: Miam Miam. CoproductionNational Theatre of Strasbourg and Théâtre du Rond-PointSoutiens : Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah, Fonds SACD Théâtre, Région Bourgogne - Franche CountyHomes en résidence : Théâtre Ouvert - Centre National des Dramaturgies Contemporaines, Centfour-Paris, Théâtre du Petit Saint-Martin, Château de Monthelon - Atelier de fabrique artistique, Maison Jacques Copeau
© Patrick Zachmann
Duration: 1h20
Price: from 5€ to 18.80€