Jeremy Crausaz invites the audience into a family celebration where laughter collides with reproach and affection sits uneasily beside rivalry. His sharp observations blend nostalgia, jealousy and everyday absurdities, with failed desserts, conversations that derail and blunt political tangents all delivered with a humane, comic eye. The show mines recognition and discomfort, offering intimate sketches that often reflect the viewer back at themselves, provocative and tender in equal measure.

In French.

Elena Gabrielle presents an intimate solo performance that weaves personal storytelling with sharp observational humour and lyrical moments. Her delivery blends precise timing, candid vulnerability and narrative clarity, drawing the audience into reflections on identity, relationships and modern life. The staging is pared-back to spotlight voice and presence, allowing subtle shifts in tone to reveal both wit and tenderness. The result is a richly human and quietly powerful evening.

In English.

With caustic wit and sharp storytelling, Yoanna Sallese explores how to take life lightly amid pressures and setbacks. Her stand-up blends observational comedy about love, ghosting, failure and fragile convictions with a warm, resilient voice that invites laughter and release. A former journalist turned comedian, she was selected by Le Point-Virgule and featured at Montreux Comedy Pop Up; she has opened for Thomas Wiesel and Marina Rollman.

In French.

Marie Desroles blends sharp social critique and tender humanity in a stand-up that probes mental health, social inequalities and female sexuality. With a mix of toughness and vulnerability, she breaks conventions through candid storytelling and biting humour, balancing acidity and sweetness. The performance feels authentic, intimate and generous, offering piercing observations wrapped in warmth. Expect bold takes, emotional honesty and a playful yet incisive voice that unsettles and embraces in equal measure.

In French.

With sharp chic humour and no filter, Jérémy Lorca delivers a new evening of stand-up about the life switch from a fashionable bachelor to a domestic man. Through anecdotes about relationships, parenthood and small absurdities — from a son to a trusty Kangoo and bureaucracy — he balances wit and sincerity, mixing observational jokes with self-mockery. The set is intimate and the tone warm, sly and energetic.

In French.