15 – 16 January

Ghislain Blique

Written and performed by Ghislain Blique, this intimate stand-up show balances dry reserve and striking honesty. Blique’s sharp observations and precise pacing build scenes that are both witty and tender, exploring everyday awkwardness and human vulnerability. The staging remains minimal to spotlight the text and the performer’s timing. Produced by La Jeune Fille à la Prod, the piece is theatrical and accessible, blending intelligence with warmth. Recommended for audiences 16 and over.

In French.

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

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