Abracafida! Afida Turner performs at the Théâtre Trévise in Paris - new dates & review

Etienne, Etienne, Etienne, oooh hold it well! Now you've got it in your head! If, on reading these lyrics, you heardAfida Turner 's voicerather than Guesch Patti's, then you'll probably agree that this web-savvy personality knows how to leave a lasting impression. Every time she appears, Afida Turner gets her audience going with her punchlines and boundless energy. Why not (re)discover her on stage?

Parisians have already seen her perform at the Théâtre Trévise in Requiem pour une Conne, written by Baptiste Souriau. Following the play's triumph, the duo are back with a new comedy: Abracafida! For the occasion, the singer returned to the Théâtre de Trévise in Paris in March 2023 for three highly successful dates. If you missed it, the good news is that Abracafida is playing an extended run, and the singer is back on stage on April 18, 19 and 20, 2023.

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The teaser: "Afida Turner is preparing her new show. But she doesn't want to give herself away. She just wants to sing "Etienne" over and over again. Sometimes fragile, sometimes rebellious in the face of her director, she will gradually agree to crack the armor, tell her story, call him a tramp, sing and surprise you. "

Our verdict: At the premiere, we discovered an Afida Turner at the service of her audience, constantly interacting with them with knowing glances and benevolent smiles, punctuating her unfiltered speech. Between the lines, the singer reveals herself with subtlety and draws up a touching self-portrait describing her philosophy of life, all interspersed with musical performances, including of course the track Etienne, taken up and reiterated by the entire audience. Afida Turner then puts on a self-deprecating show, even returning to her legendary punchlines in the face of her detractors. If you don't know the difference between a jalousa couscous and a clocharda, you won't forget it when you leave the Théâtre Trévise. All in all, expect a purely Afida Turnesque experience as you rediscover this hyperactive personality driven by a desire to entertain her audience.