At the MK2 Institut, a cultural and artistic space in Paris, journalist Giulia Fois has been hosting a unique event leading up to the presidential election. Each evening, the event invites women who, for the course of the evening, assume the role of presidential candidates. This creative initiative allows participants to explore policy ideas and political positions in a theatrical and engaging way. On Thursday, October 1st, the first guest was Nora Hamadi, a journalist known for her work in media and political commentary. During her time at the MK2 Institut, she presented elements of a hypothetical program, offering insights into the issues she would prioritize if she were a candidate. The event blends performance, politics, and public discourse, providing a platform for women to engage with political ideas in a non-traditional setting. By taking on the role of a presidential candidate, participants can explore the complexities of governance and policy in a more experimental and imaginative manner. This initiative not only highlights the diversity of perspectives in French politics but also encourages a broader public conversation about the issues that shape the country. It serves as both a commentary on the political process and an exploration of the personal and professional backgrounds that influence political thought.