Je suis une bouffonne presents Samia Orosemane in a solo show shaped by personal adventures, fertility questions and comic distance. Humour and wisdom matter more than spectacle here, giving the performance a candid, contemporary stage texture.
Topic: events
La Bodega Wine Festival
La Bodega belongs to the Festival Viticole et Gourmand and draws its identity from Saint-Pourcain wine culture. Tastings, meals and evening music build a festive frame around the Sioule wine area, making terroir the centre of the gathering. The event is anchored in the place name, wine tradition and food setting, giving it a specific regional anchor.
Comboros Bal Trad
The Comboros traditional ball opens a programme centred on Auvergne dance, concerts and an Aubrac bourree workshop. Dancers and musicians share the same cultural ground: repertoire is learned, played and danced in public. The event has strong identity value because bourree and related folk practices are not treated as museum pieces; they remain social forms, transmitted through bodies, instruments and repeated gatherings.
Gaetan Delferiere: Special
Special turns the revenge of an outsider into black comedy and absurd self-portrait. Gaetan Delferiere works with unease, difference and identity, finding comic force in the feeling of being pushed aside.
Sois parfaite et t’es toi
Sois parfaite et t’es toi plays with a generational clash between a woman and her grandmother at the same age. The premise lets the show compare expectations placed on women across eras, with comedy used to test ideas of freedom, equality and femininity.
Geologix Mineral Show
Geologix is a mineral and fossil show with a clear regional anchor: the volcanic geology of Auvergne. Organized by a geological association, it brings collectors, curious visitors and specialist material together around stones, fossils and earth sciences.
Les Basaltiques: Final Evening
Les Basaltiques closes with a night built around Auvergne traditional music, dance practice and shared repertoire. Aperitif concert, workshop showings and folk balls give the evening several points of entry: listening, learning and dancing. The programme matters because it treats tradition as something practiced in public, with musicians and dancers carrying the culture together across stage, floor and community.
Tour de Crest with Major Montrond
Major Montrond leads visitors inside the Tour de Crest, turning the monument’s prison past into living heritage. The character brings a human voice to a former state prison whose walls still carry a strong historical charge.