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Editorial La Roche-sur-Yon
Published on November 21, 2024 at 5:26 p.m.
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It’s rare to see her without her friend and companion, Jacques Bernet.
Absent during this meeting with The Yonnais Country Journalthe actor will be alongside Delphine Chicoineau for the next children’s shows, offered as part of the 3rd season of the Comédie Bis, at the Ibis hotel in La Roche-sur-Yon.
These two made a living from their art in Paris for a long time.
Before casting off for the famous Vendée seaside resort. A return to basics for the woman, whose father and brother still live in Les Sables.
The realization of a common desire: that ofopen and bring to life a café-theatre to the rhythm of humor. Against all odds, 365 days a year.
The pleasure of having fun together
“Every school holiday, we switched our programming to children,” says Delphine, funny puppets at her fingertips.
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Because youth theater is a total space of freedom and because the children know well that, in reality, I have the same mental age as them.
Delphine Chicoineau, actress, author and director
The actress is also an author of plays.
Faithful reader of the Countess of Ségur, it did not take long for Sophie’s misfortunes do not become, on stage, Delphine’s stupidities.
A fine adaptation and purged of this melancholy inherent in the work of the native of Saint Petersburg. Adaptation which enjoyed some success this summer near Avignon.
“Just like our Christmas show, which we are going to perform throughout the end of the year in schools in Vendée, my adaptation of Sophie’s misfortunes is just a pretext”, notes, mysteriously, the one who “loves above all being with children”.
A conundrum immediately resolved during the photo shoot: “I love nothing other than this pleasure of having fun together and introducing younger generations to theater. »
Sophie’s Misfortunesfrom 3 years old, Sunday November 24 and December 8, at 11 a.m. The Comedy Encore. Children: €7; adults: €11. Reservation: www.lacomediebis.fr
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**Given the emphasis on community building and diverse programming, how does La Comédie Bis measure the impact of its efforts on the cultural landscape of La Roche-sur-Yon?**
## Interview: Bringing Laughter to La Roche-sur-Yon
**Welcome to our program focused on the vibrant cultural scene burgeoning in La Roche-sur-Yon. Today, we have the pleasure of hosting Delphine Chicoineau and Jacques Bernet, the dynamic duo behind the renowned La Comédie Bis café-theater. Let’s delve into their journey and the laughter they’re bringing to the Vendée.**
**Section 1: The Genesis of a Dream**
* Delphine, your background is steeped in the Parisian arts scene. What prompted your move to La Roche-sur-Yon and the establishment of La Comédie Bis? Was there a specific gap in the local theater scene that you sought to fill?
* Jacques, , how did you envision contributing to this project?
What were some of the initial challenges you faced in setting up a café-theater, especially one operating year-round?
**Section 2: Delightful Engagements: Children’s Theatre**
* Delphine, you mentioned a deep affection for children’s theater. What is it about this domain that resonates so strongly with you?
* You’ve adapted classic works like “Sophie’s Misfortunes” for a younger audience. What is your creative approach to making timeless stories engaging for contemporary children?
* Beyond adaptation, what are some original ideas you have for children’s theater productions?
**Section 3: The Power of Laughter: Connecting with the Community**
* Both of you emphasize the importance of creating a space for shared laughter. How do you see La Comédie Bis fostering a sense of community among its patrons?
* Your programming caters to diverse ages and interests. What are your plans for expanding and evolving the offerings at La Comédie Bis in the future?
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In closing, what message would you like to convey to the residents of La Roche-sur-Yon and beyond about the significance of supporting local theater and the joy it brings?
**Thank you, Delphine and Jacques, for sharing your insights and passion. We wish you continued success in bringing laughter and cultural enrichment to La Roche-sur-Yon.**
