Saturday 6 February, 20:30

Eliott Doyle: C’est quoi la suite ?

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.

Salle Centrale de la Madeleine,
Rue de la Madeleine 10, 1204 Geneva
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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