Clément Viktorovitch — doctor of political science, familiar face on French media (France Info, Clique, Quotidien) and online platforms (Twitch, YouTube), and author of Le Pouvoir Rhétorique and Logocratie — makes his stage debut in a sharply satirical fiction. He plays a presidential communications adviser who, after being abruptly ousted, decides to take revenge by revealing, in a public lecture, every rhetorical trick used to seize power.
Already seen by more than 150,000 audience members, the show invites spectators to pick up the tools needed to decode political speech and to reflect on the damage that dishonest political language can inflict on democratic life. Many who have attended describe it as an act of civic resistance — a festive moment to measure the scale of manipulation, stir collective indignation, and break through isolation and resignation.
For this final tour, Viktorovitch presents a new version of the show scaled up for zéniths and arenas. In the very venues that will soon echo with campaign speeches ahead of France's 2027 presidential election — described as potentially the most decisive in a generation — he invites audiences to experience an 'anti-electoral rally' and celebrate the desire for civic engagement.
Tickets are available via TalTicket. The event takes place at Zénith Sud, Montpellier.