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Florence Foresti & Friends
Recorded at the Palais des Sports in Paris on 25 September 2008. Florence Foresti, surrounded by Franck Dubosc, Stéphane Rousseau, Arthur, Michaël Youn, Elisabeth Buffet, François-Xavier Demaison and many others, revisits the timeless theme of male-female relations through original sketches such as La grossesse as well as parodies, songs and unforgettable imitations including that of Amy Winehouse. Alone, in duet or trio, with her best comedy friends, Florence Foresti offers us, in this long version of the show at the Palais des Sports, a 3-hour show packed with exclusive sketches recorded at the Just for Laughs Festivals in Nantes, Montreal and Paris, and additional guests including Anthony Kavanagh, Manu Payet and Diam's!
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Recorded at the Palais des Sports in Paris on 25 September 2008. Florence Foresti, surrounded by Franck Dubosc, Stéphane Rousseau, Arthur, Michaël Youn, Elisabeth Buffet, François-Xavier Demaison and many others, revisits the timeless theme of male-female relations through original sketches such as La grossesse as well as parodies, songs and unforgettable imitations including that of Amy Winehouse. Alone, in duet or trio, with her best comedy friends, Florence Foresti offers us, in this long version of the show at the Palais des Sports, a 3-hour show packed with exclusive sketches recorded at the Just for Laughs Festivals in Nantes, Montreal and Paris, and additional guests including Anthony Kavanagh, Manu Payet and Diam's!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Benjamin Guedj, Florence Foresti
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:La Compagnie des Indes, Juste Pour Rire
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