
Anne Roumanoff was 22 years old, with a degree in political science under her belt and ten years of theater experience behind her when she presented her first one-woman show at the Théâtre des Blancs Manteaux. That was in the late 1980s. Ten years later, after a few forays into theater, television, film, and radio, the bubbly brunette took over the legendary Olympia theater for three days with a show featuring her greatest hits, plus a few new pieces. Lighthearted or ironic, her sketches are inspired by women, all women, young and old, unemployed or successful, exquisite or exasperating—or both at the same time.
Directed by Serge Bergli
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