Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe. “One day teenagers, always a backpack” this Sunday

Sunday, November 10 at 4 p.m. in the René Cassin room, as part of Inclusion Day, the Saint-Sulpice de Rire festival offers “Ado un Jour, A Dos Ouvert”. This special session will be open to people with disabilities and the general public. With more than 300,000 spectators across France, this crazy comedy by Jérôme Paquatte and Jean-Marc Magnoni is one of the essential gems of the festival. How to portray with derision the daily life of a family with a teenage girl? You are parents. You have a teenager. Are you close to burnout? Don't worry, you're not the only ones. Chloé, a teenager, shows her parents all the colors. It disrupts the proper functioning of the house. His parents are trying to find the right recipes to survive this tornado. How to bullshit mom? How to scam dad? How to victimize parents? What about school, shopping, first loves, pocket money, toilets, grandmas, the scooter, the first kiss… The teenager is connected “24 hours a day”, the father has resigned, the mother exhausted . Come see if these parents have managed to tame the unleashed beast. And come find out if the teenager was able to overcome it. Enjoy this moment with your family, because there will be something for everyone. We can laugh at ourselves and each other, adults or teenagers, in a moment full of humor which reconciles parents and their offspring. Best enjoyed with the family. Inclusion Day aims to raise awareness of disability and the social, economic, cultural and political inclusion of marginalized people. It was launched at the initiative of Geneviève Darrieussecq, Minister Delegate in charge of People with Disabilities. The objective of this day is to raise citizens' awareness of disability and to explain the role of each person in the construction of an inclusive society in all its dimensions.