Blood for blood Johnny

Joséphine is a 28-year-old young woman, a fan of Johnny Hallyday since childhood. For her, Johnny is above all a family story, like this moment suspended in time: a masterful concert at the citadel of Namur, accompanied by her mom and her sister... Today, Jo evolves in an environment very different from the one that saw her grow up, with other benchmarks, other artists to love. She takes a critical look at what her idol can represent. Yet, her love remains identical and the farewells have a taste of impossible. She then decides to create a webradio: Sang pour sang Johnny, the radio that gives you the desire to have desire. After her young audience show Le ventre des sirènes, Aurianne Servais continues her desire for autofictional exploration, between theater and live concert. In Sang pour sang Johnny, she lends her voice to the words of a community of fans, met before the show. By seizing a virile figure, personifying the taste for performance and excess, she plays with our representations: yes, you can be a woman, love wearing leather, and have as much power as Johnny, jumping from his helicopter at the Stade de France. In the light of his 57 years of career and the crowds he unleashed, Johnny is an icon of popular culture. Popular: a word too often denigrated, devalued, carrying the smells of class contempt. With this new creation, Aurianne Servais invites us to take our stories in our arms, to reconcile parts of us, worlds perhaps not so incompatible…