Michel Barrette visited the set of Stéphan Bureau in Le Monde à l’envers on TVA this Friday and gave his opinion on Katherine Levac’s Les Olivier Gala, which drew many reactions from comedians who have been working in the world of humor for some time .
Michel Barrette agrees. “It’s a gala designed to celebrate Quebec humor, and Quebec humor isn’t just about young people. You have to welcome them, yes, but stop thinking you’re going to take all the space. And don’t think that we have to settle down. »
“Let’s share the scene,” he adds.
He says he wasn’t offended by the jokes of the various comedians, including this sketch, which got a lot of ink flowing, but he would have welcomed “more generations to be on stage together”.
Richard Martineau joined the discussion by adding: “Nevertheless, it is the great chain of life. When I was young I kicked the oldest saying in the ass: “Look out, I’m coming” and you wake up one morning and we kick your ass. So life is. Hakuna matata. »
With these words, Michel Barrette pretended to leave the set.
There is a very, very interesting debate here that has been very eloquently explained here by Dany Turcotte.
Remember that Guy Nantel also participated in the discussion this week deployed across multiple platforms.