There’s a whiff of eucalyptus at Guichet-Montparnasse: a French Sign Language performance on November 22.

Marjolaine Pottlitzer presents Ça sent l’eucalyptus at the Guichet-Montparnasse, from November 6 to December 27, 2026. This autobiographical solo show tackles invisible disability, drawing on an accident that upended her life. The performance on November 22 at 4:30 p.m. will be translated into French Sign Language.

The starting point is a eucalyptus tree falling on the actress. On stage, she recounts the accident, her recovery, and coming to terms with a disability that isn’t immediately visible. The narrative approaches this journey with self-deprecating humor.

Éric Desport directs the staging. The company L’iLiAQUE brings this 75-minute show, several performances of which are on the program at the Festival Imago, dedicated to the ties between artistic creation and disability.

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Performances are scheduled on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00 p.m. and on Sundays at 4:30 p.m. There are no shows on November 13–15, nor on December 25. The box office lists twenty dates in this period.

For the French Sign Language (LSF) performance on November 22, tickets cost 23.90 euros at full price, 19.90 euros at the reduced rate for students, seniors over 60 and job seekers, and 14.90 euros for people with disabilities. Reservations go through the official Guichet-Montparnasse box office.

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