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After three years of success in Belgium, Daphné Huynh finally arrives in Paris and invites you to her vanity fair where the bimbo thinks faster than her shadow.
Between cabaret, stand-up, and intimate confessions, this modern-day bimbosopher shakes up clichés about femininity, dismantles injunctions, and celebrates her contradictions.
It's Britney kissing Simone de Beauvoir and Nietzsche pole dancing with Madonna. It's a declaration of love to all those who are too much or not enough, a bold ode to self-love, a middle finger to dictates.
Humor and audacity rhyme with glamour and sass in this show where we laugh at our paradoxes while freeing ourselves from the gaze of others.