Louis Cattelat blends trashy humour, deadpan delivery and poetic metaphors to probe what connects us on Earth and among the stars. Inspired by the Arecibo radiotelescope and its attempt to reach other civilizations, his show turns the stage into a space of attentive listening and self-mockery. He speaks about desire and homosexuality with disarming candour, balancing dark comedy and sensitivity to create a curious, intimate and slightly audacious atmosphere.

In French.

On ne divorce plus is a sharp, fast-paced French comedy that explores modern marriage through the misadventures of Anna and Marc-André. The play mixes witty dialogue and situational farce as the couple tries unconventional methods to rekindle their relationship, stumbling through confusion, misunderstandings and small revelations. Toned with warmth and irony, the staging invites reflection on intimacy, routines and the little gestures that keep love alive.

In French.

This sparkling musical comedy centres on a famous showman who loses his memory and a fiercely emotional woman who will go to extravagant lengths to help him recover. A hurricane, two wildly inept policemen, big musical numbers and American jazz standards fuel a lively mix of song, dance, misunderstandings and surprises. The production blends theatrical comedy with nostalgic jazz-inflected arrangements to create an exuberant, bittersweet celebration of persistence and love.

In French.

Comedian Arnaud Demanche returns with a sharp, observational solo show that turns the glare of social media back onto us. Using quick-fire anecdotes and incisive wit, he skewers influencers, media and celebrity culture while inviting the audience to embrace their own strengths. The performance balances laugh-out-loud moments with thoughtful reflections on comparison and confidence, offering a warm, energizing experience that leaves you ready to take on the world.

In French.

Written and directed by Robert Punzano, Merci, au suivant! is a sharp new comedy that follows Elsa, a young singleton pressured by her mother and friends to find love. In a brisk 80-minute staging, Punzano balances incisive wit and tender observation as characters question fidelity, desire and whether men and women still belong together. The cast alternates Camille Falcone with In-grid Guervenou, and Malou Gilbert with Vincent Petit. Production shortlisted for Molière 2025.

In French.

Le Filip brings a solo show that blends cabaret intimacy with bold camp, performed by the winner of Drag Race France season 3. Born in Zagreb and raised in France, she combines elegant drag, corrosive wit and candid confessions to lead audiences through nocturnal reveries. Through numbers and monologues the performance shifts between glamour, self-mockery and poignant moments, delivering a show that is funny, sharp and deeply human.

In French.