When there's a will, is there a way?

Between a lightning ascent in the upper classes, burnout once she is an international executive, and her attempt to integrate the world of professional theater, she learned a lot about what our society calls succeeding. In this funny and embodied one-woman show, she dismantles the myths of meritocracy and innate talent. She explores the invisible mechanisms that keep the working classes away from theater stages, and takes us with her on a journey of classes as tasty as it is indignant. On the program: a life story, key characters played live, sociology, exchanges with the public, and a political reflection on who gets on stage to tell the world.