From January 23, Peau d’homme, the emblematic work of Hubert and Zanzim, comes to life at the Théâtre Montparnasse in a creation by Léna Bréban. With Laure Calamy in the lead role, this theatrical adaptation combines an initiatory story, songs by Ben Mazué and choreographies by Leïla Ka for a unique and captivating stage experience.
Published in more than 200,000 copies, Men’s skin is a comic strip that left its mark with its audacity and depth. The story takes place in the Renaissance era and follows the journey of Bianca, a young woman about to get married. But when she discovers a mysterious man’s skin inherited from her family, her life takes an unexpected turn. This second skin allows him to transform into a man and explore the world under another identity, thus discovering the mysteries of human relationships, freedom and desire.
In this theatrical adaptation, Laure Calamy plays a Bianca who appears to be both strong and vulnerable, offering a performance that promises to be gripping. Awarded a César award and acclaimed on stage, the actress should infuse her character with an emotional depth that promises to captivate the audience. It is accompanied by a talented cast, including Emmanuelle Rivière, Valentin Rolland et Régis Vallée.
Lena in Bréwho is behind the adaptation and direction, offers a reading that is both respectful and innovative of the original work. Unreleased songs from Ben Mazue bring a moving musical dimension, while the choreographies imagined by Leïla Ka reinforce the dramatic and poetic intensity of the show.
The decor, for its part, oscillates between realism and dreaminess, recreating the Renaissance atmosphere while maintaining a contemporary aesthetic. This visual and sound richness makes Men’s skin a true living painting.
This show subtly questions universal and resolutely current themes: the quest for identity, gender norms, love and freedom. The adaptation manages to restore the humor, depth and poetry of the comic strip, while fully exploiting the possibilities of theater.
Whether you are a comic book lover, theater enthusiast or simply curious, Men’s skin is a rare and unmissable experience, carried by artists at the top of their art.
Book now to immerse yourself in this fascinating universe where the boundaries between genders and identities blur with grace and intelligence.
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