Chantal Ladesou - Forever

Presenting Chantal Ladesou's new show means presenting Chantal Iconique herself: her character, her way of speaking, of seeing with her own eyes, of recalling as a spectator of the world everything that touches our hearts.

An eclectic show-girl, popular but not only that, Chantal Ladesou surprises us every time with her verve, her gouaille, her natural gift across all the media panels: on radio with Les Grosses Têtes, on stage last season with 1983, in recurring television game shows with Mask Singer, in a series as a headmistress with SAM, as a detective in Le Fil d'Ariane, and on the big screen as a swindling property developer and a wayward character in Chasse Gardée with Didier Bourdon, whose sequel is currently being filmed, and again in Maison de Retraite with Kev Adam, whose film is becoming a series and will soon be on the small screen too.

Placing derision at the centre of our situations in a topsy-turvy world, Chantal, sometimes even unknowingly topsy-turvy herself, forces the hand of our everyday dramas, making them so human, sometimes so trivial in their faults regarding what truly matters, that they become lovable, acceptable, if not from a salutary perspective.

A Chantal show means rediscovering the mischievousness of our adolescence, rediscovering the balance and stamina of our youth.

Her electric sketches sketch out our foibles and provoke without wounding our consciences, addressing the full range of her audience, from the youngest of today and yesterday to the oldest, even older than them, in unison, unless it is an audience of young elders or old people who are still young.

You will find the competitiveness of the entertainment world, self-respect, or lack of it, ego and tripping up among actors, as well as the lives of our parents, our couple stories, our battles with time, and everything that can complete her previous show On The Road Again.