Haydn Cycle No. 24 — Quatuor Terpsycordes

Stand-up and character comedy by Julien Bing, Toute la vérité, rien que la vérité, ou presque. He navigates uncomfortable truths, elusive nuance and the “instagrammable” image, blending observational monologue and playful personas. The show probes contemporary paradoxes with a smartly awkward delivery, alternating sharp satire and human vulnerability. Intimate and theatrical, it invites reflection through laughter while sketching a portrait of our image-driven age.

In French.

Two young students, Nicolas and Valentine, seek a third flatmate and end up with Martine, a spirited fifty-something who has left her husband and lost her job. This intimate comedy follows their volatile cohabitation as each tries to supplement their income by placing personal ads, bringing husbands, clients and parents into a cramped Parisian studio. The play blends warm humour and sharp observations on generational clash, desire and unexpected solidarity.

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.

Julien Sigalas revisits the songs of Georges Brassens in an intimate, poetic show alongside multi-instrumentalist Francis Colaud. The duo reimagines classics and lesser-known pieces with wit and musical inventiveness, blending humour and lyrical intimacy while remaining faithful to Brassens’s spirit. The performance intersperses anecdotes about the songwriter’s life and craft, creating a warm, conversational atmosphere that highlights vocal nuance, acoustic arrangements and subtle theatricality.

In French.