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Camille Chamoux : Le temps de vivre
Camille Chamoux returns to the stage after "Née sous Giscard" and "L'Esprit de contradiction", directed by Vincent Dedienne, in this show "Le Temps de vivre". And everything revolves around this sentence: "With whom must we reconcile ourselves to be happy in life? With time, go." Through slices of life, Camille Chamoux blends the poetry of everyday life with its little quirks, always a sign of time passing.
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Camille Chamoux returns to the stage after "Née sous Giscard" and "L'Esprit de contradiction", directed by Vincent Dedienne, in this show "Le Temps de vivre". And everything revolves around this sentence: "With whom must we reconcile ourselves to be happy in life? With time, go." Through slices of life, Camille Chamoux blends the poetry of everyday life with its little quirks, always a sign of time passing.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Camille Chamoux
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Bonne Pioche, Les Productions de la Chouette
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