Published on November 22, 2024 at 9:29 p.m. / Modified on November 22, 2024 at 9:31 p.m.
Breasts that look like dead otters. The vagina resembles a cave deserted for millennia. Snow White in advanced decomposition in her glass coffin. The least we can say is that Carine Martin pulls no punches in Love, lose and pass!a comic and musical story of a romantic separation.
The verb seems all the more crude as the context of this show, a kitsch and good-natured game show, looks towards entertainment. And the contrast is all the more cruel because before the sudden departure of Mathieu, her beloved husband, Chloé was swimming in the bliss of a perfect family, with three fully grown children. With a smile, despite the tsunami, the author and actress talks about her wounds at the Théâtre du Crève-Cœur, in the company of a musician-host Bastien Bron, more facetious than ever.
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