8 – 9 January

Félix Junier

With absurd humour and warm humanity, Félix Junier offers a stand-up show that turns personal anxiety into comic reflection. The performance mixes sharp observations, self-deprecating wit and moments of genuine tenderness as the comedian explores fear of other people’s gaze and small everyday oddities. An introspective journey unfolds — including a memorable story about a pigeon in a bin — producing gentle, hopeful laughter.

In French.

Avenue Cardinal-Mermillod 6,
Carouge, Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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