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07 83 63 54 73, Célia Jaillet

Photo : Fabrice Robin

Nov 2–14

07 83 63 54 73, Célia Jaillet

07 83 63 54 73 is a theatrical performance about Cécile, a 20-year-old sex worker who goes by the name Douce on an escort site.

Théâtre 13 - Glacière (Paris 13th)

Part of the Grand Prix T13 2026 programme

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On a late December afternoon, in a high-mountain chalet, she decides to abolish her limits. The clients she meets will have the right to do anything to her; she will accept everything, she will say yes to everything. The text is constructed as a dialogue between Douce and the messages she receives, which detail the requests made of her, the questions, the fantasies, but also the reactions of those around her. Echoing this raw textual reality, the staging works to blend performance, symbolic aesthetics, and digital elements to reflect on the paradoxes and the effects that this act, claimed as absolutely free, provokes for Douce and those around her.

Text, direction Célia Jaillet
Dramaturgy Mélodie Fourmeaux
With Mélodie Fourmeaux, Fiona Julien, Paul Labourgade, Margot Laverdant Gradit
Scenography Adèle Hamelin, Célia Jaillet, Mélodie Fourmeaux
Scenography assistant Gwenaëlle Borde Picquet
Construction Clément Morel
AI image generation Célia Jaillet, Mélodie Fourmeaux
Video design Adèle Hamelin
Lighting design Adèle Hamelin, Célia Jaillet, Mélodie Fourmeaux
Costumes Benjamin Jeannot
Sound design Octave Sevrin Duhamel
General stage management Adèle Hamelin
Sound and video management Célia Jaillet
Lighting management Quentin Salvant
Distribution Bureau des Paroles – Frédéric Poty

Around the show

Meeting with the artistic team
Thursday, November 12, after the show

Our take on this event

Step inside a provocative exploration of human limits that challenges everything you thought you knew about choice. Blending digital aesthetics with raw, unfiltered dialogue, this performance dissects the paradoxes of absolute freedom. Prepare for an immersive experience that pushes boundaries and demands a post-show conversation.

Théâtre 13 - Glacière presents a challenging new production by Célia Jaillet running from November 2 to November 14, 2026. The play centers on Douce, a woman who retreats to a mountain chalet and decides to unconditionally accept every request and fantasy she receives. Through a blend of live performance, digital aesthetics, and AI-generated imagery, the production examines the paradoxes surrounding absolute freedom and personal boundaries. This event is strictly for audiences aged 16 and older. With a duration of 1 hour and 20 minutes, the show invites spectators to reflect on what such a gesture, claimed as absolutely free, does to Douce and to those around her.

Located in the 13th arrondissement, Théâtre 13 - Glacière hosts this innovative performance that blurs the lines between reality and digital interaction. The script creates an intimate dialogue between the protagonist, Douce, and the messages she receives, exploring the consequences of her commitment to say yes to everyone. The artistic team, including Mélodie Fourmeaux, Fiona Julien, Paul Labourgade, and Margot Laverdant Gradit, brings this complex narrative to life through a mix of symbolic staging, video design by Adèle Hamelin, and an immersive soundscape by Octave Sevrin Duhamel.

Performances are scheduled between November 2 and November 14, 2026. You can attend on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 20:00 to 21:20, or on Saturday from 18:00 to 19:20. Tickets are required for entry, and the content is intended for spectators aged 16 and up. For those interested in discussing the creative process, a talk with the artistic team will take place on Thursday, November 12, following the performance.

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