Zouc

Zouc ( born April 29, 1950 in Saignelegier, Canton of Jura; actually Isabelle von Allmen ) is a Swiss actress and comedienne.

Life

At the age of 14 years played Zouc for their friends. On the advice Coghufs way she took lessons in classical singing and music theory in Neuchatel. There she met in the cafes know students who curb their impulsiveness. It is part of an authors' collective, with whom she developed the piece Allegria, and appears for the first time on stage.

In 1969 she moved to Paris, where she attended for a few months courses at the theater by Tania Balachova and in the theater " La Vieille Grille " brings her first solo performance on stage. The painter Roger Montandon invites her to pose for him, and so lays the foundation for an intensive collaboration. From 1970 to 1981 Zouc plays her piece hundreds of times, among other things guest at Cieux Colombier, in the Théatre de la Ville, Le Palace and Bobino.

Meanwhile occurs Zouc by the resulting contacts Zouc entered Jeux de massacre by Eugène Ionesco, directed by Jorge Lavelli, on, as well as in The Birds of Aristophanes, with music by Antoine Duhamel at the Opera of Lyon. She plays in movies as the female lead and works with Michel Drach, William Klein, Serguei Bordrov and Jacques Dillon together. In Monsieur Abel plays the 1983 counterpart to Pierre Dux.

In 1984, she brings in collaboration with Roger Montandon in the Théatre de Paris à l' école Zouc their piece of the femmes on stage. In 1987, she is seen with a new program at Le Bataclan, which was created in collaboration with Tara Depré. In 1997 she suffered in the hospital Marie Lannelongue in Plessis -Robinson severe hospital infection by multi-resistant Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. Thanks to a Paris hospital treatment in Croix -Saint -Simon, she survived, but remained severely physically impaired and had to end their activities on the stage.

Then held talks with Claude Massot for broadcast TV Dim Dam Dom (1972 ) and Daniel Jeannet for the station Radio Suisse Romande (1986).