Bérengère Krief « Sexe »

Bérengère Krief questions, with humour, the way we consume sexuality. In an era many describe as a “sex recession,” she shifts the perspective: what place is left for pleasure in an education that places most of its emphasis on prevention? She explores grey areas, awkwardness, language and unspoken matters, and brings the subject down to a human level, without affectation or preaching. Her writing blends confidences, everyday scenes and the dismantling of preconceived notions to shed light on our practices and expectations—what holds us back and what drives us forward.

On April 11, 2026, she takes the stage at L'Embarcadère Aubervilliers to present an hour-long set where sex is discussed without detour, but with tact. “People often say that those who talk about it the most practise it the least. The good news is that all it takes is to listen.” An hour together, sometimes short, sometimes long depending on each person; the essential thing is to open the conversation and take the time to look at a subject that runs through our lives from a different angle.