Philippe Lellouche

Philippe Lellouche goes solo. After fifteen years on stage, the writer-actor presents his first one-man show and traces the thread of his life with a very direct storytelling style. He summons his childhood, first stirrings, awkward moments, the obsessions that cling to him, and the neuroses he prefers to tame with laughter. The tone is the one we know him for: frank, conversational, full of self-deprecation, unvarnished and straightforward.

Trained in journalism before making his mark in theatre, then in film and television, Lellouche returns here to an intimate format that suits him: just him, stories, and an audience. You can hear his taste for snappy dialogue, his observation of relationships and of a generation, and his way of alternating confidences, digressions and small everyday scenes. No elaborate staging, rather an embraced closeness and a desire to share what makes a life’s trajectory: memories that illuminate, loves that unsettle, and little quirks that reveal as much as they make you smile.

On 3 October 2026 at the Centre Culturel d’Auderghem, 183 Boulevard du Souverain, 1160 Auderghem, Belgium.