Tendre Feu is a theatrical production that explores different ways of being masculine, using a mix of music-hall, cabaret, and minimalist theatre. Directed by Romain David, the show features seven young actors—Auguste Bercker, Théo Bisinella, Envel-Oan Bodinier, Selma Goueygou Ganantchian, Valentin Martin, Ségolène Neyroud, and Giulia Rzewski—who perform a physical and emotional ritual meant to challenge various forms of oppression. Through movement, sensory experiences, and humor, the production tells a story of healing where music, dance, and narrative come together. The performance is described as having a political message but is delivered in a playful and inclusive way, avoiding any militant or exclusive tone. It draws on the traditions of cabaret, offering a modern and radical perspective while remaining rooted in a festive and approachable theatrical style. Ségolène Neyroud serves as both the music director and live pianist, with Théo Bisinella playing the accordion and Selma Goueygou Ganantchian on flute. Marco Labellarte is responsible for the dance and physical aspects of the performance, while Leïla Chaarani provides dramaturgy assistance. The set design and costumes are handled by Sophie Warnant, with support from Zoé Fosseur. Stéphan Hennaut and David Rivadossi alternate in general stage management and lighting design, with Célia Naver overseeing sound stage management. The production is by Wirikuta, with Laetitia Noldé and Raphaëlle Bracq managing production, administration, and distribution. It is co-produced with Théâtre des Martyrs in Brussels, La Coop asbl, and Shelter Prod. The performance receives support from several institutions, including Théâtre Joliette in Marseille, Théâtre de Liège, Maison Culturelle d'Ath, Centre Culturel d'Uccle, Théâtre & Publics, Shanti-Shanti asbl, Ferme Miss Terre, MCFA, Arsenic2, Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles, COCOF, Wallonie-Bruxelles International, WBTD, La Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - theatre direction, taxshelter.be, ING, and the federal government of Belgium tax shelter. Acknowledgments include Gabriel De Halleux, Louise Balalas Pitous, Victor Abraham Lacô, ESACT, Raoul collectif, Cie Vol plané. The performance will run from 7 to 9 October 2026 at La Joliette in Marseille.