Bricolage Erotique

Bricolage (Do-it-yourself): Barely profitable amateur handiwork performed with ingenuity.

Erotique (Erotic): Relating to physical love, to sexuality.

Attention! Even in company, this is a show to be watched alone which takes root gently in everyone’s secret garden.

With almost a century between the two of them and still active in the Greenhouse and the Garden, they finally explore life, their bodies, and sensuality. Abundance of pleasures.

Nothing they don’t know about frightens them. And so, in all innocence and armed with their circus, they set out to deflower this wonderful limitless world. With ingenuity, they build their lust.

In their hands: string, curtains, planks and balloons raise dreams of curves, of lines and other fleshy games. These runners-up of illusions imagine woman and evoke her by the details they divine.

Modesty is still far off, unsuspected, useless.

One is plump, nonchalant, harmless voyeur, hardly nasty. The other is lean, forever restless, seeing in images nothing clumsy or obscene, for whoever who would get the wrong idea.

Neither vulgar nor perverted, these two men play with contrasts. Derision, poetry and the absurd are maybe their strongest assets in seduction.

Don’t think badly of what you think you see, you may already be wrong!

“Lascivious stripteases, tantalising lace, licentious looks, don’t bother to stop: here, when the striptease comes to an end the body itself has also disappeared. And the looks they will conjure up rather, tender and discreet, vague shame or offended sensualities.”

Le Courrier (CH)

“Didier André and Jean-Paul Lefeuvre have delighted the public by choosing a style steeped in irony, performance and reworked sensuality. {...} The strings the actors pull are fine as gossamer, and the eroticism they come up with leads more to smiles than offence.”

Ouest France

“The show is not without delivering some beautiful moments, of poetic fragility or daring allusion. Such as the very saucy show played out by two chairs who give their all in an enumeration of the Kama-Sutra. A show to be savoured inside ones own head.”

24 Heures (CH)

The Press