Aunt Cybèle's Chats

Expect a sharp, biting comedy that pulls back the curtain on rigid social norms with plenty of wit. This clever stage performance dismantles outdated prejudices and reactionary views in the most entertaining way possible.

Every Friday from January 8 to March 12, 2027, the Théâtre la Flèche presents Les Causeries de tante Cybèle. This satirical show, written and performed by Isabelle Côte Willems with direction by Nadine Douriaud, follows the downward spiral of a self-proclaimed influencer whose dogmatic views on gender and sexual minorities are challenged. Designed for an audience aged 16 and up, the play runs from 19:00 to 20:15. This ticketed event, located in Paris's 11th arrondissement, serves as a sharp critique of reactionary discourse. Secure your seats in advance to experience this insightful performance that blends acting, music, and shadow theater.

Les Causeries de tante Cybèle offers a fierce satirical look at the rhetoric surrounding gender and sexual minorities. Through the character of Cybèle de Saintgenre, the play explores the fragility of prejudice when faced with reality. The production features a script by Isabelle Côte Willems, based on a concept by Joanne Allan and Jorge Barça, with dramaturgy by Joanne Allan. The creative team also includes Claire Vialon for shadow theater and set design, alongside sound designer Yves Donzel and costume designer Françoise Huguet.

Performances take place at the Théâtre la Flèche, 77 rue de Charonne, every Friday throughout the winter season. The show starts at 19:00 and lasts until 20:15. Please note that this event is strictly for those aged 16 and over. As this is a paid event, visitors are required to book their tickets beforehand to gain entry to the venue. The combination of theatrical performance and social commentary makes this a notable addition to the local cultural calendar.