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Bidule
Man.

In 169 days show
Bidule Man is a solo show by Olivier Forest, created under the banner of Théâtre à Tempo — a company whose work blends music, rhythm, dance, circus arts, and physical theatre into performances with broad audience appeal. In this new show, Olivier Forest plays a sound researcher and collector of sonic textures who uncovers the hidden musicality in ordinary objects: ironing boards, rubber barnyard animals, hubcaps, and other items from everyday life all become instruments in his playful symphonies. The result is a clownesque musical contortion — a path through orchestrated objects that is both absurd and musical, delivered with the comedic and physical flair that Théâtre à Tempo is known for. Forest is already well known to audiences through previous Théâtre à Tempo productions including La Grande Étude, Concerto de bruits qui courent, L'Oubliette, and Swing Station.

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Olivier Forest

Olivier Forest is a performer with Théâtre à Tempo, a company dedicated to creating shows that integrate music, rhythm, movement, dance, circus, and physical theatre. He has appeared in multiple productions for the company, including La Grande Étude, Concerto de bruits qui courent, L'Oubliette, and Swing Station. In Bidule Man, his new solo show, he portrays a collector of sonic textures who transforms everyday objects into musical instruments within a clownesque performance.