Flannelé: Radio cabaret with image. Movable

Flannelé - a cabaret of soft absurdity, a spectacle that does not scream, does not slam a point at the table, does not show with a finger who is right. Instead, he sits quietly, looks at the world from under a soft collar and says: “After all, this is all a little ridiculous, isn't it?” For us, the absurd is not an escape from reality, but a way to see it more gently. We laugh at everyday trifles - at language that gets tangled; at gestures that mean nothing; at people who, in their seriousness, show nothing but pure nonsense. In the world of Flannel, everything is a little too big or a little out of place - like a shirt after an older brother. That makes it so human and real. There is no mockery of people here - there is tenderness towards their clumsiness. There is no vulgarity - there is language that has stumbled on its own. The point is silence after laughter. It's a show about warm melancholy, about how very funny things happen when we try to live very seriously.