Stéphane Resche dans Daron. Noir. (père, mec, fils)

Daron. Noir. (père, mec, fils)

Humor & music.

An autobiographical, iconoclastic, and truculent one-man show on the art of juggling one's identities, roles, and aspirations.

Stéphane Resche brilliantly combines, on the keyboard!, the codes of stand-up and cartoon madness, subtle and poetic writing, and even a bit of ancient history. With this underlying question: what is a dad ('daron')?

On stage, a piano. Alone. Enter the daron. A man in a hurry. All smiles. All in black. Or almost...

Opening credits! The recital begins. From Jurassic Park to Debussy, from jingles to symphonies, we journey, the piano deconstructs itself, and the guy confides: origins, ambitions, masculinity, friendship, homophobia, love, transmission, parenthood of course, jobs we hate, self-fulfillment, useless diplomas, sexuality, bleach too!…

Did you know? Stéphane Resche is French-Italian. He has countless diplomas and no idea what to do with them. He worked a thousand jobs before leaving everything behind to dedicate himself to the stage. And to his children.

Jury prize at the Rezé festival (Nantes) / 2nd prize at the Damville festival (Evreux). Finalist here and there. Struggling the rest of the time.