Saturday 14 November, 20:00

Rémi Boyes

Rémi Boyes draws on twelve years of stage work and thirty six years of life to shape a personal solo stand up that mixes sharp observation and sincere reflection. He explores turning thirty, our relationship with nature, and how to live with oneself through quick witty anecdotes and thoughtful tangents. His performance relies on conversational energy and cognitive agility, delivering intimate storytelling and broad comedy that invites laughter and recognition.

In French.

Rue Jean-François-Bartholoni 6,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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