Et tout le Monde s'en Fout: le Syndrome ou de Michel at the Palais des Glaces in Paris

The web-phenomenon Et tout le Monde s'en Fout : le Syndrome de Michel returns to the Palais des Glaces in Paris, from September 21 to December 30, 2023. Following on from the first show, which was an interplanetary success, this performance brings a new perspective on how we can change the world.

Behind the show's creation is the elusive L3X@, a sensitive and raging hacker. Renowned for his hard-hitting, educational videos on topics ranging from science and politics to psychology, L3X@ is committed to deconstructing current paradigms in order to rebuild a better world.

The show raises the crucial question of Michel's Syndrome, a metaphor whose details remain enigmatic, but which seems to be holding back our collective efforts to improve society. By tackling this issue, L3X@ aims to stimulate the awareness necessary for the evolution of our world.

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Genuinely committed and resolutely modern, Et tout le Monde s'en Fout : le Syndrome de Michel takes a unique and innovative approach. Using theater as a platform for education and enlightenment, the show aims to make every individual a better person, so that the world can be a better place.

Following on from the first version, the show is inspired by L3X@'s creative audacity and strong conviction. His previous career on the web testifies to his mastery of the art of raising awareness and his ability to demonstrate his pedagogical skills on often complex subjects.

If you want to immerse yourself in a show combining intelligence, humor and relevance to the issues of our time, then don't miss Et tout le Monde s'en Fout : le Syndrome de Michel at the Palais des Glaces in Paris.