Partez sans moi, je vous rejoins puts Tristan Lopin in direct contact with the room for a live comedy evening. The event relies on timing, personality and the tension of a comic voice working without excess decoration.
Tag: stage-comedy
Du couscous a l’Elysee
Du couscous a l’Elysee is a modern comedy about an ordinary call-centre worker pushed toward an extraordinary political destiny. Its humour dismantles stereotypes and peeks behind political performance, giving the show a brisk satirical edge.
Antoine Officieux: Auto Romance
Auto Romance puts Antoine Officieux at the centre of a contemporary comedy evening. The event rests on live stage presence and a clearly named solo identity, giving the audience a direct performer-led encounter.
Maud Melle: J’assume
J’assume puts Maud Melle in front of the room for a compact evening of live comedy. The event relies on stage presence, timing and the direct rhythm of a performer working closely with an audience.
David Sun: Titi
Titi puts David Sun in a solo-comedy spotlight, with the event resting on live presence, timing and the charge of direct contact with the room. Its appeal is simple and immediate: one comic voice carrying an evening of contemporary humour.
Greg Duth: Coquilles
Coquilles puts Greg Duth alone with the room, relying on stage timing and the comic charge of a single performer. The event reads as a direct encounter with current French humour, carried by voice, presence and the title’s crisp intrigue.
Sois parfaite et t’es toi
Sois parfaite et t’es toi plays with a generational clash between a woman and her grandmother at the same age. The premise lets the show compare expectations placed on women across eras, with comedy used to test ideas of freedom, equality and femininity.
La Chieuse et le Couillon in Clermont
La Chieuse et le Couillon is a comedy of manners driven by the collision between urban control and campground informality. Alexandra Cholton and Philippe Souverville carry a story built on culture shock, tenderness and social absurdity, with the holiday setting used as a pressure point for the jokes.
On ne divorce plus in Clermont
On ne divorce plus puts Alexandra Cholton and Philippe Souverville at the centre of a tight stage comedy. The appeal rests on live timing, conflict and the performers’ chemistry, with the title itself pointing to a couple pushed into comic tension.