Caustic Comedy Club is an intimate stand-up venue in Carouge, Geneva, specializing in live comedy nights. Located in a basement setting, it presents francophone and international comedians, showcasing emerging talent and established performers. The club focuses on close-up, uncensored stand-up performances that contribute to Geneva’s contemporary comedy scene.
Nikoz brings seven years of stage experience with rapid-fire delivery and warm stage presence. His comedy mines everyday absurdities, blending sharp observation with playful surreal moments and disarming authenticity. On stage he builds momentum through pace and improvisation, inviting audiences into an intimate, energetic performance that balances satire and tenderness. He is currently developing his second show, Petit clown, which deepens his voice as a storyteller and performer.
In French.
Ike’s stand-up show examines couple routines, mental load and the everyday absurdities of living together with sharp wit and intelligence. Mixing personal anecdotes and observational comedy, he offers a clever, humane portrait of modern relationships, social neuroses and the small rituals that bind us. The pacing alternates quick riffs and reflective moments, inviting both laughter and empathy as familiar frustrations are reframed with surprising tenderness.
In French.
Olivia Moore delivers a finely tuned stage performance that blends wit, intimacy and emotional clarity. Through concise observations and expressive pacing she navigates personal territory and shared human oddities, creating moments of laughter and thoughtful pause. The piece relies on sharp timing, subtle shifts in tone and a close rapport with the audience, inviting reflection as much as amusement. The work foregrounds voice and presence to shape a vivid theatrical experience.
Renaud de Vargas offers a stage performance that blends sharp humour with thoughtful observation. Using precise timing and intimate delivery, the artist mines everyday situations and personal anecdotes to reveal unexpected perspectives. The staging is deliberately spare, focusing attention on vocal nuance and physical presence to create moments of both laughter and reflection. The piece moves fluidly between brisk comic beats and quieter passages, inviting audiences into a concentrated theatrical experience.
In French.
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.
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.
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