Nora Hamzawi

Nora Hamzawi returns to the stage with a sharp take on our little modern anxieties. It all starts with those Google searches lingering in your history — things like “temps parcours bombe atomique” and “méthode pour rajeunir sans effort.” From there she probes a slightly twisted relationship to the world, where information loops endlessly, self-image is shaped by injunctions, and we try to keep a cool head by cobbling together very personal survival strategies. Her partnership then becomes a decompression chamber, a space to negotiate daily life, to adopt deliberate bad faith and display awkward tenderness, which helps her put some distance between herself and the outside chaos.

On stage, Nora leans on observation, the small abrasive details and thoughts that skid off the rails, to deliver a direct, unvarnished voice. She toys with micro‑obsessions, the need for control, and the contradictions that run through us, turning those cracks into material for confessions. No grand theories—just concrete situations, surprising angles, and that storytelling style that confronts each of us with our own absurd rituals. See her on May 28, 2026 at the Casino Barrière Toulouse, in Toulouse, for a close look at her intimacy—and ours.