Ma Parole!" show  to Cogolin (Var, France)

Vincent Roca.

How a man who has decided to keep his mouth shut is going to take just over an hour to do so... Because we've come to listen to him, so he takes advantage of these outstretched (and warned!) ears to take one last inventory before silence. And it's a breathtaking stream of words, a permanent challenge to logic, a torrent of verbal chausse-traps, vertiginous stunts, passing from old people to Proust, from pizzas with or without capers to the imperfect subjunctive, from suicide to religions, in short, philosophers and grammarians would not find their little ones here, or else in a strange state!"

"Vincent Roca is a nephew, a grandson, an heir to the most delightful surrealism. He's a juggler of words, an acrobat of language who keeps proving that words don't mean what they say. And that's that. Or the opposite... Anyway, you'll see, it's absolutely fascinating... hilarious! Jean-Michel Ribes