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Claudine Mercier: Dans le champ 

“I'm always a little out of place!” Claudine Mercier will tell you. Good for her, and good for us too! Are those who toe the line funny and endearing? More than ever, Claudine reveals herself in this brand new creation, directed by Daniel Fortin, Director of the Year at the 2011 Les Olivier Gala, and co-written by Benoit Pelletier. Dans le champ is a refreshing bouquet of caustic stand-up comedy, comical characters, vocal prowess, and never-before-heard impressions. In search of a simpler happiness, she recounts her crazy attempts to escape the vicissitudes of urban comfort in favor of a lifestyle closer to nature. But not everyone can return to nature!
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“I'm always a little out of place!” Claudine Mercier will tell you. Good for her, and good for us too! Are those who toe the line funny and endearing? More than ever, Claudine reveals herself in this brand new creation, directed by Daniel Fortin, Director of the Year at the 2011 Les Olivier Gala, and co-written by Benoit Pelletier. Dans le champ is a refreshing bouquet of caustic stand-up comedy, comical characters, vocal prowess, and never-before-heard impressions. In search of a simpler happiness, she recounts her crazy attempts to escape the vicissitudes of urban comfort in favor of a lifestyle closer to nature. But not everyone can return to nature!

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