Description

Madame Paule is a singer of Slavic origin.<div> But she is also, and above all, the daughter of an illustrious Serbian opera singer, of whom she has nothing left but her recital dress, soiled by time and life in the streets.</div><div><br></div><div> Tonight, Madame Paule happened to push open the service door of a theater, which had been left open. But was it truly an accident, or was she expected by this place? Will she be haunted by the demons of her childhood? Won't this scene awaken in her the desire, the need to sing, to allow her voice to "emerge from the shadow of that Serbian spruce," her mother?</div><div><br></div><div> Little by little, aided and carried by the music, Madame Paule will let go, surrendering body and soul in a public unveiling that is verbal, emotional, and physical. Throughout the performance, she unravels her story and lets the veil fall away from her past, present, and future.</div><div><br></div><div> Under the guise of comedy, Madame Paule: Mise à Nu·e is an initiatory, poetic and philosophical journey, a quest for self that invites us to free ourselves from the shadows that mold and shape us.</div>