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Fred Mudry plays the roles of his life in this one-man show. At first, he played his father or a friend's father. Later, he played Indians and cowboys. With his cousins, he played cat and mouse, Monopoly, Tetris... Later, he had to play the pretend sick to avoid going to school. He played a lot of basketball and nonsense. He played the ghost to be less afraid in the basement, and boasted with his muscles to impress the girls. He played with false names, wigs, false breasts, false teeth, and real glasses. And soon, in this solo, he will be a Diplodocus. The comedian has always played a role, but ultimately, it's not so bad; we all play our roles more or less... Or? Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• One-man show by Fred Mudry
• Diverse roles and characters
• Humorous reflection on life

General Information

Fred Mudry presents a humorous journey through various roles he has played throughout his life in his solo show. From childhood memories to quirky characters, the performance offers an entertaining reflection on the game of life.

Location

1920 Martigny, Switzerland

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