A writer being interviewed on live television is unexpectedly confronted with a surprise guest — her brother, whom she has not seen in nearly thirty years, and who died in an accident around that same time. Is she hallucinating? The victim of a tasteless prank? Or can she allow herself to believe in his return?
In 'Le drame de ma vie', the living and the dead exist side by side as the play unravels threads of memory, examines the nature of grief, and probes the enduring mystery of the lives we never got to live. Part autofiction and part pure invention, the piece navigates these themes with gentle, bittersweet humour and an honest look at the illusions we stubbornly hold onto.