Marine Leonardi « Mauvaise Graine »

For Marine Leonardi, the stage has replaced the apron. In Mauvaise Graine, the French comedian takes on everyday life with unapologetic black humor and a deadpan clarity. Relationships, motherhood, mental load, expectations that stick to you—she puts everything back on the table and watches what gets stuck, what wears people down, and what makes them bristle.

She talks about love and exhaustion, uneven divisions of labor, the roles we fall into without thinking, and the things we swallow to avoid a confrontation. A keen observer, she picks out details, dissects contradictions, and turns discomfort into nervous laughter that lets off steam. To be seen on November 6, 2026 at Espace Avel Vor Plougastel Daoulas.

No moralizing or flashy theatrics: a direct writing style, dry yet precise punchlines, somewhere between blunt confessions and a clinical gaze. Marine Leonardi digs into reality, trims the fat, and lets what sounds true emerge. Mauvaise Graine gives words to what we often hesitate to say, without lecturing, sharing the angle that flips an ordinary scene into a funny moment.