Wednesday 25 November, 20:00

Adel Fugazi: Le temps d’une pause

In this show blending absurdity and originality, Adel offers you a break — a break from all the outside noise. By tackling light and universal topics, he brings us a fresh perspective, a bit of a departure from current trends. And it feels good! This year, after proving himself at the Montreux Comedy Festival, he joined the Jamel Comedy Club troupe and emerged as the grand winner of the Paris Comedy Festival! In 2024, he reached the finals of Comedy Class with Éric and Ramzy.

Adel is ready to welcome you into his world.
But are you ready to enter?

In French.

Salle Centrale de la Madeleine,
Rue de la Madeleine 10, 1204 Geneva
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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