Mahé offers an intimate evening of sharp, observational comedy that mines everyday life for unexpected laughs. With a lively stage presence and rhythmic storytelling, the show blends witty anecdotes, inventive wordplay and moments of quiet reflection to explore relationships, social habits and modern anxieties. The pace alternates between punchy jokes and longer, character-driven riffs, inviting audience connection through honesty and timing.

In French.

I had planned so many things for the future. It seemed like ages away. I really thought I had tons of time, but apparently not so much. I think my future self ghosted me… Or maybe he just went to buy cigarettes.

In French.

Between sharp jokes, slaying voguing, and moments of poetry, Noam Sinseau takes us on a unique journey from Martinique to Paris. Identity, emancipation, and glitter are on the program in this show, where Noam breaks the mold with humor and sincerity. Get ready to become superstars! Book your tickets for this wild celebration of difference and freedom.

In French.

A good man is a virtue. A good woman… that’s immediately more complicated. Seven years after “Mytho,” her show about Greek mythology directed by Jarry, Ariane Brodier returns with “Bonne,” a biting one-woman show directed by Kevin Levy. In it, she humorously and tenderly dismantles all the labels we stick on women: good mother, good friend, good at everything, good for marriage… or just “good”? In this more personal show, Ariane reveals herself, sharing her contradictions, her experiences, and her vulnerabilities too—always with self-deprecation and candor.

What if we stopped trying to be good at everything and simply be ourselves?
A frank, funny, touching, and liberating show.

In French.

Laughter, rhythm, pleasure… life itself! Nadim has run 11 businesses in 11 years, faced 3 labor court cases, and fled Lebanon at age 2, but that’s not necessarily what he talks about on stage. Unpredictable and spontaneous, he lets himself be guided by the moment and the energy of his audience. His show, without a fixed plot, blends realism, absurdity, and surrealism with lightness and creativity. With boundless energy, inspired improvisations, and a sharp wit, he sweeps you away into a joyful and delirious interlude. Every night can be different, for an experience that’s always surprising and hilarious.

In French.

Eliott Doyle is putting on a show! Got something to write with so I can spell his name for you? So, Eliott with one L and two Ts, otherwise I’ll get you started.
Doyle with a D, like in “So hurry up and take your seat, actually.”
O as in “Yeees, uh, it’s Micheeeel, uh, you haven’t been in touch, we can’t trust you!”
Y as in “We’ve got an hour to fill, so we’re going to try out a few concepts together to pass the time.”
L as in “Lapeyre, there’s only one.”
E as in “So, how do you know Mathilde? Oh, okay! We were in the same year, in college. Yeah. But speak properly because I’ll lose it at any moment. Watch out, when it starts, it really starts!” Very, very.

In French.