Cabaret Furieuse | 18.09.26

Where temerity is strewn with jewels, latex is covered in poetry, and where fury is written in yellow on black. Cabaret Furieuse weaves connections between the intimacy of cabaret artists and their lives on stage. It claims to bring together poetry, dance, striptease, singing, pole-dance, live music, plasticity, and drag under the guise of the political and the "anti-cabaret".

Cabaret Furieuse is singular in its creation: it stems from the desire and curiosity to discover what happens when artists are desacralized and their means of creation supported, but it also stems above all from the pretext of being together, in the dressing rooms and on stage. This show comes from the artists' dreams but also from their anger. It wonders whether cabaret is just a show, just a performance.

So, here, this cabaret performs itself, the artists pretend to play and are driven by honesty. We dress up to say that things are not okay, we show ourselves to say that it is a pretext and that we need to keep being together and that we will always be here tomorrow. Cabaret Furieuse refers to cabaret arts and the identities it shelters, but also flirts with contemporary art and theater by questioning, with a smirk, what really differentiates these worlds.

On-site: €22