What do you want to do later?
The question that plagues the early years of life…
So while waiting for his colleagues at the foot of his building, Patrick Bosso
describes his journey from childhood to adolescence and eliminates one by one all the predetermined future prospects set by family or society. There surely is another path. One just has to be able to recognize the signs: like that cloud shaped like a teddy bear, which smiles at him and no one else can see! Everyone has their own cloud!
The success of his last two solo shows, directed by Jean Marie Gourio, “The Show of My Life,” with 120 performances in 2002/2003, and “Happiness!,” which he performed 180 times in 2006 and 2007, has confirmed the increasing enthusiasm of the public and the media for the comedian and writer that is Patrick Bosso.
His universe and his warm, humanistic, humorously and emotionally generous manner of evoking his memories and family resonate and connect with many people everywhere, whether they are from the north or the south.
Theater, fiction, or cinema, he is always ready to please and be pleased, with him now also portraying the motorcycle cop in “Bienvenue chez les ch’tis” for a good twenty million French and French-speaking people, so he has decided to continue drawing largely from his life to create his new show with a new collaboration in directing,
that of the excellent Gil Galliot, also a comedian and writer.
“A family like one out of an Italian comedy from the 70s… So many slices of life buzzing with laughter, rich expressions… His linguistic whimsy bursts like a soap bubble… Crunchy and delightful, sweet like the nostalgia of candy, he delivers a brotherhood that warms the rainy days… A humorist tenderly evoking his childhood… A very good actor, he brings to life before us touching or colorful characters… There’s a sense of Pagnol in the air, a cheekiness like Raimu, and a scent of ‘mistral gagnant,’ and so on…” The Press!
MENTON – PALAIS DE L’EUROPE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 – 8:30 PM
