The former businessman was to be showing Flight over a cuckoo’s nest at the Folies Bergère in May.
Through Le Figaro with AFP
Bernard Tapie, who has been fighting against metastasized cancer for several months, postponed the play Flight over a cuckoo’s nest Dale Wasserman in which he was to play from May 20 at the Folies Bergère, according to a statement sent to AFP. “Bernard Tapie and his director Philippe Hersen have decided to postpone the play Flight over a cuckoo’s nest“ indicates the text transmitted by the director Philippe Hersen.
Businessman and former minister “Follows a new experimental treatment in Belgium, very hard to bear, which tires him enormously and which makes him lose his voice”, according to the press release. “Nevertheless, Bernard Tapie does not give up and is determined to ensure his commitments for this play between next September and December”, is it added.
In December, Philippe Hersen announced Bernard Tapie’s new project, explaining that constantly “He cites Johnny Hallyday as an example”, he explained. The businessman was thinking in particular of the last tour of the Vieilles Canailles, which had “Hold” the rocker in 2017 when he already knew he had cancer.
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