Antoine Donneaux

Genre: Comedian-Impressionist Duration: 1h20 Authors: Antoine Donneaux and Mathieu Debaty Directed by: Mathieu Debaty

Antoine Donneaux has a problem. Not so much that he is a hypochondriac…. In fact, this young and elegant Belgian comedian is an impressionist. But despite himself. Picture him telling you about his life, stand-up style. You hear about the things he likes, the things he doesn't like, and he recalls memories. He even holds forth on real social issues, such as the insidious influence advertising exerts on everyone. And suddenly, he transforms, his vocal cords seemingly possessed by someone else. Or sometimes even by someone else, a woman. The audience is won over! This charismatic artist lets one or another well-known figure slip into his absurd anecdotes and his little slices of vibrant life. The first personality he impersonated is none other than his father in front of the television set. There is a clear concern for authenticity. "So, some will ask, does Antoine do Johnny?" Well, no! Actually, yes, more or less. You'll see! Oh, and a small tip: "Antoine Donneaux, impressionist but not only…" being to the stage what a Marvel film is to superhero cinema, stay in the hall after the closing credits, or rather the encore. Because with him there is also a little surprise in store.