Camille Chamoux: her one-man show Ça va Ça va at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens

Camille Chamoux, known for her one-woman shows and her various roles on TV and in film, presents her new show Ça va Ça va. Playing at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens from January 9 to 18, the one-woman show deals with mental and physical health, with humor and kindness.

According to Camille Chamoux, until recently she felt immortal. Without a care in the world, she ingested all sorts of forbidden products - glutamate, aspartame, sodium nitrite - and accumulated so many preservatives that her body seemed almost impervious to time. Her body, exhausted by nights of blackouts, burn-outs and alcoholic comas, has always recovered, tenacious, like a tireless little pony. In the end, the first part of his life was spent ignoring his body, and then, suddenly, the awakening to health. His one-man show Ça va Ça va, at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens, is about mental and physical health, an awakening that promises to blend humor and honesty.

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Camille Chamoux, renowned for her biting humor and reflections on contemporary society, made a name for herself with her one-man shows, such as Camille Attaque in 2010, where she tackles subjects like feminism, social pressure, and life as a thirty-something with a sharp eye. In 2017, she made her mark with L'Esprit de contradiction, co-written with Camille Cottin and directed by Vincent Dedienne, in which she explores the contradictions of modern life. In 2025, she returns to the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens stage with Ça va Ça va.