
Les Franglaises : Bonjour au revoir
Synopsis
Les Franglaises revisit the greatest hits with literal translations, shattering a few myths and revealing the true meaning of the most famous choruses. From Queen to Prince to Elvis, no one is spared. On stage, twelve wild artists deliver an explosive show combining interactive blind tests, absurd humor, and musical comedy. The concept quickly spirals out of control, turning the evening into joyful chaos.
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