Éric Dupond-Moretti, conjoint d’Isabelle Boulay et ex-ministre de la Justice français, fait ses débuts sur scène à Montréal affirmant que c’est plus cool qu’à Paris

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Éric Dupond-Moretti, conjoint d’Isabelle Boulay et ex-ministre de la Justice français, fait ses débuts sur scène à Montréal affirmant que c’est plus cool qu’à Paris

Éric Dupond-Moretti, a prominent figure in France, is making his stage debut in Montreal. His performance, titled “J’ai dit oui,” will occur on October 14 at the Théâtre Maisonneuve, part of the Place des Arts.

Éric Dupond-Moretti’s Journey

Dupond-Moretti is not just known as the partner of singer Isabelle Boulay, but as a distinguished lawyer and former Minister of Justice in France. He has enjoyed a media presence for over 35 years, becoming a familiar face in French legal and political circles.

Though it’s his first time performing in Quebec, he is no stranger to the region. Dupond-Moretti first visited Quebec in 2000 and has returned frequently in recent years. He appreciates the lifestyle in Quebec, stating, “It’s cooler here than in Paris. The quality of life is striking.” His affection for the province is evident, having explored its varying landscapes thanks to Boulay.

Humor and Insight in “J’ai dit oui”

In “J’ai dit oui,” Dupond-Moretti will share anecdotes and insights from his professional journey. The performance will revisit his four-year tenure as Minister of Justice, infused with humor and self-deprecation. He reassures the Quebec audience that understanding French politics isn’t a prerequisite to enjoy the show.

  • Performance: “J’ai dit oui”
  • Date: October 14, 2023
  • Venue: Théâtre Maisonneuve, Place des Arts, Montreal
  • Book Launch: “Juré, craché” on October 20, 2023

Dupond-Moretti highlights the universal responsibility of government officials, noting that public dissatisfaction with politicians is not unique to France. “This disdain for politicians is as true here as it is in France,” he remarks.

Future Plans in Quebec

Although his stay in Montreal will be brief, Dupond-Moretti expresses a desire to return. He aims to connect with audiences in various regions of Quebec. Quoting the legendary Robert Charlebois, Dupond-Moretti states, “I will return to Montreal.”

His debut show is set to meld personal stories with broader themes, making it an engaging experience for all attendees. As Dupond-Moretti steps onto the stage, audiences can expect an entertaining blend of wit and reflection on his multifaceted career.