Clément Viktorovitch

Show & Culture

Clément Viktorovitch, a political science doctor and popularizer in the media (France Info, Clique, Quotidien), on the internet and through books (Le Pouvoir Rhétorique, Logocratie), appears on stage for the first time in a biting fiction. He plays the communications advisor to the President of the Republic who, after being brutally dismissed, seeks revenge. His weapon? A conference in which he reveals all the secrets they used to gain power. Through this show, already 150,000 spectators have discovered the tools to decode political discourse and, beyond that, to reflect on the harm that dishonest political speech can do to our democracy. For many, this show has been experienced as an act of civic resistance beyond party struggles: a festive moment to realize the extent of manipulations and unite our collective indignation. In 2027, France will hold its presidential election, perhaps the most decisive one. For this final tour, Clément Viktorovitch offers a new version of "L’art de ne pas dire," specially adapted to the large format of arenas and zéniths. He invites the public to experience an "anti-electoral rally," celebrating the desire for civic mobilization and questioning the quality of public debate.