In 1998, the French soccer team won the World Cup. Léa was 10 years old, watching television in her pyjamas, and dreaming of becoming an actress.
Today, Aimé Jacquet, who has gone from being a bully to a national hero, has gone down in history and Léa has remained on the sidelines.

In this show, which she wrote herself, the actress draws a parallel between the destiny of an actress
between the fate of an unemployed actress and the situation of substitute footballers. She talks about those players who sit on the bench cheering on their comrades, who have not been on the pitch once, and compares herself to them, the little actress who so rarely steps on the stage.
Oscillating between locker room talk and decisive penalty kicks, this play is a declaration of love to the
this play is a declaration of love to "loss" and to all those moments of doubt that push us every day to become the person we should be.
You don't have to love football to enjoy this moving, powerful, humorous and
devastating humour, ...

From 12 years old.

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