Friday 16 May, 20:00

Bernex Comedy Night

Five talented comedians are coming together at the Gallery for the second edition of Bernex Comedy. Jacques Bonvin, a former dental technician turned comedian, humorously shares tales of life in the golden years. Thibaud Agoston, an improv enthusiast with multiple accolades, delights audiences with his unique performances. Aurélia Loriol, a keen observer of everyday life, transforms her countless train commutes into comedic writing. Mehidin, the mastermind behind the KéMedy Club, blends subtle humor with social insights to engage the audience. Michel Lavorel, known for his dark humor and self-mockery, tackles taboo topics while offering genuine moments with attendees.

In French.

Rue de Bernex 313
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Photo Credit: KéMédy Club

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