Paloma au PluriElles

Description

A vegan introspection retreat becomes the setting for a one-man show where Hugo Bardin, known for his alter ego Paloma, showcases a lineup of seven female characters. Each character emerges from Bardin's imagination, reflecting his passions and neuroses. Among them is the guru Lolashiva, who addresses her "she-wolves," emphasizing themes of empowerment and connection among women. Other recognizable figures include Fanny Ardant, seen at the César Awards, and Viviane Vivier, a casting director engrossed in her work. As the performance progresses, the audience witnesses the unique interactions between these characters, highlighting Bardin's comedic flair. The narrative unfolds through a series of sketches that blend humor with social commentary, ultimately leading to a moment of introspection that challenges both Bardin and the audience. "Paloma au PluriElles" was released in 2026 and features a cast that includes Hugo 'Paloma' Bardin, Fanny Ardant, and Viviane Vivier.