Greg Duth presents Coquilles, a solo concert-length performance that unfolds as a delicately woven sound and song portrait. Combining intimate acoustic textures, tender melodies and subtle experimental gestures, the show traces themes of memory, transformation and domestic ritual. Sparse arrangements foreground Duth’s vocals and instrumental detail, creating a contemplative, immersive atmosphere that invites close listening and emotional attention. The work balances fragility and intensity through attentive pacing.

Altremie is a newly coined word that anchors this intimate performance. Elies Zoghlami reflects on a life of putting others first — from years as a nurse to friendships and romantic ties — and on the habit of always postponing his own desires. With a gentle blend of humour and tenderness, the piece navigates memory, care and vulnerability, moving between laughter and quiet emotion to build a close, candid connection with the audience.

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.

David Sun presents a personal solo performance that transforms a life in transition into warm, sharp comedy. Fresh from a decade of medical studies and reeling from a breakup, he navigates themes of pressure, self-reconstruction and the search for fulfilment. Through candid storytelling, physicality and bright stage presence, he blends vulnerability and high-energy humour to reconnect with joy and the audience. Intimate and uplifting, the show balances introspection with lively comic timing.

In French.

Through the eyes of a young woman whose body has changed—and whose worldview has changed along with it—this show highlights the ups and downs of life in XXL: its encounters, struggles, and adventures. Close to her audience, whom she calls “my darlings” or “my sisters,” Sofia Belabbes creates a genuine connection where we laugh at life’s simple things.

In French.

Robin Gomez on stage — a concentrated dose of humor a thousand times more powerful than on your screens. A true comedy phenomenon, Robin Gomez has amassed over 100 million views on social media with his short, inventive, and offbeat videos under the handle @la_robs. In 2024, he’s taking the leap from virtual to real, pushing the boundaries on stage and delivering an explosive, hilarious, and generous show. This is a unique opportunity to experience him live and share an intense, unforgettable moment.

Imagine: the energy of a thousand videos… but in real life, longer and even funnier. A show that some come back to see multiple times, never getting tired of it. So, it’s your turn to dive into the world of Robin Gomez.

In French.