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Made in France
Forget about stuffy plays, this award-winning show turns industrial politics into a high-octane comedy full of heart and tension. It is a brilliant blend of social satire and fast-paced storytelling that will keep you glued to your seat from start to finish. If you want to experience the absolute best of the current theater scene, this is your must-see ticket.
conservatoire Léo Delibes
About
On January 28, 2027, the Léo Delibes Conservatory in Clichy presents Made in France, a play honored with the 2026 Molière Award for Best Direction. The story follows Émile, who, fresh out of prison, faces an immediate crisis when his new workplace is suddenly slated for relocation. Blending social satire with high-paced comedy, the show offers a sharp look at labor and collective action. Suitable for audiences aged 14 and over, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Join this engaging theatrical experience for a night of wit, suspense, and inventive stagecraft.
Émile is finally reaching his goal. After years of detention, he obtains a sentence adjustment and is about to start working at a factory. But the day he arrives, everything changes: the site must close and relocate its production. To regain his freedom, he will have to save his job, his colleagues... and perhaps the entire factory.
With Made in France, Samuel Valensi and Paul Éloi Forget transform a burning topical issue into a comedy that is as funny as it is captivating. Driven by inventive staging and a rhythm worthy of the best fiction, the show takes the audience on a collective adventure where humor, suspense, and reflection intertwine.
Between popular theater, social satire, and a plot full of twists, Made in France intelligently questions our relationship with work, industry, and collective engagement, without ever losing its sense of entertainment.
Winner of the 2026 Molière for Best Director and acclaimed by both critics and the public, this energetic and delightful show stands out as one of the theatrical successes of the season.
Our take on this event
Written by Samuel Valensi and Paul Éloi Forget, Made in France takes the stage at the Léo Delibes Conservatory on January 28, 2027. The plot centers on Émile, whose long-awaited return to work is derailed by the threat of factory closure and relocation. Determined to save his job and support his colleagues, he becomes the protagonist of a high-stakes collective struggle.
Awarded the 2026 Molière for Best Direction, the play balances popular theater with a deep dive into modern industrial challenges. The performance is scheduled from 20:00 to 22:05. While tackling relevant social issues, the production remains energetic and entertaining throughout. Tickets are required for entry, and the event is open to theatergoers aged 14 and up. The facility is fully accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring a comfortable experience for all guests.
