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Guest of the show “Conversations”, the actress and sister of Vanessa Paradis, starring in an adaptation ofA Streetcar Named Desire, returns to this ultimately very modern text. And about his childhood memories.
Alysson Paradis takes center stage with the adaptation of Un streetcar named desire directed by Pauline Susini *, where she opposite Cristiana Reali who plays the role of Blanche Dubois. A text repeated many times which continues to surprise according to the actress: “It could have a slightly dusty aftertaste but Pauline Susini manages to make it something that is current. It’s a piece that talks about the condition of women, about violence, it resonates currently.”
She spoke to Joseph Ghosn, deputy director of Madame Figaro, on her role, of Stella, in the play: “I know that there is a part of me in this character so I try to give her a dose of concreteness. He is a character of today with the codes of the time.” Passionate about her job, Vanessa Paradis’ sister still admits to feeling some moments of “despair” during rehearsals… But also of joy in a stimulating daily life. Mother of two children, aged 8 years and 18 months, Alysson Paradis does not deny her intense pace: “My children stimulate me a lot, being constantly upset, having to surpass myself”. The actress also talks about her childhood memories, watching Sophie Marceau’s cult film until she wore out the cassette with her family: “We watched The party in pajamas with my sister, it was very joyful. An interview to discover in the show “Conversations”.
Until May 25 at Bouffes parisiennes. Alysson Paradis is also starring in the seriesMachine
on Arte.tv.
