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.

Audrey Baldassare presents a sharp, intimate stand-up set that blends observational humour, personal anecdotes and keen social insight. On stage she navigates everyday absurdities with playful timing and precise delivery, moving between laugh-out-loud moments and quieter, reflective beats. The show balances warmth and edge, inviting the audience to reconsider small truths through a fresh comic perspective. Minimal staging and close interaction keep the focus on voice, rhythm and storytelling.

In French.

Comedian and actor Justine Le Pottier recounts her life on stage in a wry, intimate solo show. She navigates the upheaval of moving to Paris, drama school trials, misfired auditions, and the early YouTube boom with candid humour and vivid anecdotes. Interwoven are personal stories about relationships, her dog and an unexpected encounter with a Formula One driver, creating a blend of confessional storytelling and sharp observational comedy.

In French.

Comedian Kevin Robin presents N°5 Chips, a compact stand-up show that plays with the odd intimacy of speaking into a microphone. With sharp observations and a dry, affectionate tone, Robin turns everyday anxieties and absurdities into tight, laugh‑laden sketches. The performance balances candid storytelling and quick-witted riffs, inviting the audience into a familiar, mischievous perspective on public speaking and private doubts.

In French.

Comedian Ethan Lallouz presents his debut show exploring family ties, origins and the small inheritances that shape us. Through candid, self-reflective storytelling and sharp, observational jokes he navigates messy relationships and the truths hidden behind humour. The piece opens delicate questions rather than offering answers, creating moments of recognition where the audience sees themselves mirrored in intimate anecdotes. Warm, witty and quietly probing, the performance blends stand-up intimacy with thoughtful personal reflection.

In French.