Théâtre du Grenier - "Une censure sachant chanter"

Sunday 22 November 2026

from 20:30 to 21:45

Location : Théâtre du grenier

Destination

7 rue du Général Leclerc

78380

Bougival

GPS coordinates

Latitude : 48.866364

Longitude : 2.138466

ÎLE DE LA CHAUSSÉE Free car park a 5-minute walk away
(recommended; spaces guaranteed)

Bouzemont car park, 10 Rue du Général Leclerc

Underground car park, 3 Rue du Général Leclerc, Monday to Saturday, 9.00 am to 7.00 pm

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Théâtre le Grenier

Phone : +33 1 39 69 03 03

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Location

Théâtre du grenier

7 rue du Général Leclerc

78380

Bougival

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Presentation

Come and see the musical “Une censure sachant chanter”, featuring songs by: Vian, Brassens, Perret, NTM, Orelsan and Katerine.

Where does boldness end and offence begin? With the threat of censorship hanging over their project, two actors grapple with their respective visions of artistic subversion. Between those who see it as a fruitless conflict and those who see it as a breath of fresh air, the debate rages on. Drawing on the works of Brassens, Perret, Katerine and Orelsan, the duo explores taboos with humour, camaraderie and cheek.