The decoration specialist adds another string to her bow. Well known to viewers for her playful, dynamic temperament and outspokenness, Valérie Damidot takes the stage.
At 56, the host who has already gone through fiction, by donning the habit of principal education adviser in the “Victoire Bonnot” series between 2010 and 2015, is going on a break-in tour from February 26 with her first one. -woman show “Valérie Damidot exposes herself”.
In a few days @DamidotValerie will start the tour of his show, here are the first dates!
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— Ki M’aime Me Follow (@KMMS_Prod) February 8, 2022
An autobiographical one man
A solo in which the ex-host of D&Co says a little more about her. From “his childhood in Argenteuil” to “his beginnings on TV, decoration, diets, his career as an international dancer”, passing by “his holidays in Spain with the cousins at 6 in the simca 1000”, as specified the pitch of this one-woman who promises to be colorful, Valérie indulges in a “real life change”, in “a great psychotherapy in colors”. Metaphor of this stripping placed under the sign of laughter, Valérie Damidot has also staged bare chest, hiding her nudity with two big round eyes, a big red nose and a broad smile on the poster of this very first solo.
A show which as a decoration specialist intends to “move”, between stunts, singing session and surprises. To direct her in this new adventure, Valérie Damidot turned to Eric Théobald, director and co-author of all François-Xavier Demaison’s one-man shows, three of which were nominated for the Molières. Still on the humorous side, Sandrine Sarroche also trusted him like Richard Berry recently in “Plaidoiries”.
In Caen from the end of February, the ex-candidate of Dancing with the Stars will criss-cross France until June, notably stopping off in Montpellier, Marseille, Toulouse, Lille, Lyon and Bordeaux.