“We are the last survivors.
It may be the last show in the world.
Take advantage, because for four weeks, we will be making pancakes.
“When launching his one-man-show“ Nuances ”at Point-Virgule in Paris this Wednesday October 28 at around 7:10 pm, Félix Dhjan had unfortunately got it right.
The ax fell an hour later.
At the exit, spectators flock to their phones and learn the announcement of the containment by Emmanuel Macron to face the worsening of the Covid-19 epidemic.
From Thursday evening, the legendary Marais theater specializing in humor will close its doors again, barely four months after reopening them.
For Antoinette Colin, “confinement is the coup de grace!
"" This is the most radical measure, laments the director of the place.
We are able to adapt, we have shown it with the gauge, the curfew, but, there, we have no alternative.
We offer entertainment in this difficult context, it is extremely frustrating.
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"The profession does not deserve this"
“We didn't know it was the last one for a while.
We did well to choose something spicy.
It feels good before being reconfigured ”, relativizes Pierre-Alexandre, Parisian of 27 years.
“I work in mass distribution and we do not close supermarkets while we close small theaters.
It's a shame, ”laments Stéphane, who came from Clermont-Ferrand.
“It's weird laughing for an hour and hearing bad news when you go out.
It's a bit special.
We're going to laugh much less, ”admits Romane, invited by Jérémy for his twenty-seventh birthday.
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The good humor heard in the room, even with the mask, gave way to grimaces.
" It's finish !
Go to jail!
»Félix Dhjan concluded.
Outside, the resident of the Jamel Comedy Club and columnist on Rire et Chansons, with caustic humor, accuses the blow.
“Containment and re-containment is quite painful.
The profession does not deserve this.
It feels like we're building a wall brick by brick, and every Macron announcement destroys it.
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