Following the success of Le Diner de cons, Productions Monarque will be back in a few months with a new summer game that will (maybe) run for a long time on Quebec stages, also inspired by a French cinema classic, namely Santa Clause is waste .
Jean-Michel Anctil, Josée Deschênes, Mario Jean, Brigitte Lafleur and Pierre-François Legendre will be featured and the happy band will be at Tout le monde en parle this Sunday April 16th to talk about this great adventure , which will take place in July and August at the Maison des arts Desjardins in Drummondville.
Varda Étienne, host of the documentary series T’es belle pour une Noire, which explores the phenomenon of colorism (a form of discrimination based on skin color derived from racism) in racist communities, will also sit at Guy’s table. The four-episode project, which promises to be very strong, is online on ICI Tou.tv Extra from Sunday.
There will also be talk of the colossal theatrical odyssey Le Projet Riopelle, which awaits in a few days at the Théâtre Jean-Duceppe in Montreal and in the fall at Le Diamant in Quebec City, with its director Robert Lepage and its leading actor Luc Picard. , which portrays legendary Quebec painter Jean-Paul Riopelle, celebrates the legendary artist’s 100th birthday this year.
Finally, there is young entrepreneur Lujah Dauphin, who is behind the success of the Centrall athletic shoe chain; Sébastien Rioux and Laurence Gratton, who were victims of cyberbullying, and Charles Emond, President and CEO of the Caisse de dépôt et Placement du Québec.
The show will be broadcast at 8pm on ICI Télé. At the same time, Paul Arcand’s great interview with Ginette Reno, which we give you a sneak peek of, will be shown on TVA and on Noovo, Sunday’s Survivor Quebec.
Guy A.Lepage also shared some excellent news about one of our favorite shows on Thursday.