Thierry Lhermitte presents an original creation by Charles Pépin, inspired by his essay “La rencontre, une philosophie”. Blending readings, literature, philosophy, poetry, film dialogue, and music, the performance explores the many forms of human connection—romantic, friendly, professional, spiritual, and artistic. It is a moving philosophical journey that reflects on how encounters can transform us and reveal who we are.

In French.

An interactive courtroom thriller that places the audience in the jury box. You’ll hear testimonies, examine evidence and vote as the case unfolds in a tense, theatrical investigation. In case no. 3 a missing diamond necklace and a disputed suspect reveal shifting motives and surprises. Conceived, directed and artistically led by Les Enfants Terribles, the production relies on tight staging and a committed ensemble: Johanna Tixier, Mathieu Dubloclard, Manon Barthélémy, Fatah Boudia and Etienne Diallo. Expect moral dilemmas and collective decision-making.

In French.

An intimate theatrical evening that blends humour and reflection, Sacrée soirée stages a compact ensemble exploring rites of celebration, memory and the rituals that bind us. The direction favours precise physicality and luminous design, where shadow and music sculpt the actors’ interactions. Minimalist sets and evocative lighting shape fleeting tableaux, inviting a close encounter with the characters’ private revelations and shared contradictions.

In French.

Benvenuti and Guests Sing Hallyday is an intimate musical tribute that revisits the raw energy and melancholic romance of Johnny Hallyday’s repertoire. Sparse arrangements and warm electric guitar foreground heartfelt vocals, while subtle staging and lighting create a nocturnal, cinematic ambiance. The performance balances rock drive with lyrical chanson, inviting reflection and communal singing. The programme focuses on emotional interpretation rather than imitation, offering fresh textures and contemporary phrasing.

In French.

Performer David Castello-Lopes offers an intimate solo performance that blends music, storytelling and subtle stagecraft. Through delicate acoustic textures and spoken fragments, the show traces themes of memory, identity and belonging. Minimalist staging and nuanced lighting create a warm, close atmosphere in which moments of humour and melancholy unfold. The pace is meditative, inviting attentive listening and emotional presence as the artist shapes a poetic journey between sound and narrative.

In French.

Crystal Marie is one of the most compelling voices on the US comedy scene. Based in Los Angeles, her stand-up blends blunt honesty, sharp punchlines and personal storytelling, shaped by her experience as the daughter of Iraqi immigrants. She has opened for Jay Leno, Russell Peters and others, appears on television (including MTV’s reimagined PUNK’d) and works across entertainment journalism. Her energetic stage presence balances incisive social observation and intimate memoir.

In English.