Camille Fievez offers a dry, refined comic voice that bridges theatrical tradition and everyday absurdity. Guided by artistic collaborators Babor and Étienne Lautrette, the solo show blends sharp observations and philosophical asides — at once distinguished and accessible, flirting with the ironic melancholy of Schopenhauer and the stagecraft of contemporary French stand-up. The staging favors subtlety and timing, letting text and presence build a quietly resonant atmosphere.

In French.

Dena is an intimate stage performance that mixes sharp humor with personal storytelling to probe identity, memory and belonging. The piece favours sparse staging and a direct, conversational delivery, inviting the audience into moments of laughter and reflective pause. Themes of everyday life and emotional resilience are treated with wit and tenderness, creating an atmosphere that moves between comic release and quiet insight.

In French.

Julien Vinh delivers a sharp, intimate stand-up performance that blends observational humour with personal reflection. His precise timing and layered storytelling move between dry one-liners and warmer, story-driven passages, exploring identity, everyday absurdities and human connection. The piece favors subtle staging and a conversational tone, inviting laughter and thoughtful moments in equal measure. Presented as a solo show, it foregrounds voice, timing and the artistry of comedic phrasing.

In French.