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Building on the success of her two previous shows “Unworthy Mother” and “Selfish” Olivia Moore returns with her new show “Yes, I know”
Building on the success of her two previous shows “Unworthy Mother” and “Selfish” Olivia Moore now presents “Yes, I know”, a cerebral and very funny stand-up about our (her) vulnerabilities.
“To write this show, I asked myself what I would talk about on stage if I were no longer ashamed of it? I did it, and it turns out it’s both hilarious and liberating. So much so that you might want to do the same when you leave.”
“En quarantaine” is a funny and intelligent one-man show, just as Jean-Jérôme Esposito likes to present them.
The character, alone on stage, turns 40 tonight. Everything about him has aged: his body, his relationship, his friends, his ideals, his daily life, his desires, his outlook on life… This feeling of unease, and the urgency he feels on his birthday to give a new direction to his life, pushes him to escape this feeling of confinement and leave everything behind to rediscover his 20s.
In this attempt, punctuated by offbeat situations, he will become aware of a new maturity that allows him to write a new page in his life.
“If you could change everything, would you?” It’s to answer this challenge that the character gives himself the chance to modify everything, but in this journey filled with offbeat and very funny situations, he will realize that this new maturity offers him the opportunity to write a new page.
Dive into the world of hypnosis with Xavier Clausse, the master of hypnosis on social networks with over a billion views worldwide. An mind-blowing evening! That’s the least we can say!
You’ve probably heard of hypnosis, maybe even listened to shows discussing this state one can be brought into. After all, you either believe in it… or you don’t. The programming of hypnotist performer Xavier Clausse at the “1850”, with a fun show about hypnosis, will allow you to form your own opinion.
Dany Parmentier is a personal development specialist who will personally take charge of developing you!
Thanks to his surprising methods, he reveals the potential of his audience, yes even yours, through a powerful human experience.
Dany Parmentier will give you the tools to become better and seize the opportunities that life offers you.
And it starts now: this advice is free and yet it’s the best: “Take your seat and you will have already started to grow.”
Because attending Dany Parmentier’s show is to change forever.
A show that talks about real life, real people, and their pretenses. Columnist on La Bande Originale on France Inter.
Who has never burst out laughing watching someone fall flat on their face? No one. That’s why Mélodie decided to tell you everything: her past in the North, her psychic’s predictions, her past lives, her attempts, her failures, her stumbles, her pelvic floor rehabilitation. An ode to the big mess that our lives sometimes are.
Let him who has never wanted to kill his mother cast the first stone!
A trunk lost in the open sea. Suddenly, Ambre appears, safe and sound, but what happened to her crew? And what will become of their mission?
In this burlesque and cartoonish waterworld, Ambre the Red takes us on a beautiful tale where fear, nature, joy, a shark, resilience, a few ecological seeds, a parrot, water, lots of water, and above all, a great pirate story will intertwine.
A trunk opens… You embark on a whirlwind ride, heading to the land of imagination. Welcome to the attic of his childhood.
A secret place created and inhabited by his grandfather. A true clown who taught him everything: how to grow up, how to misbehave. In fact, the biggest mischief he could do was to grow up… This free and versatile electron electrifies theaters in France and Navarre with a spectacular, breathtaking One-Performer-Show. This creator of emotions, quick-witted, talks to us about his heritage, his Northern roots.
A touch of nostalgia that also shows us that we are increasingly opposed to each other. He evokes the sad mentality of humanity, of current events.
All these thoughts we impose on ourselves. Time passing, and that we forget, until becoming an adult and regretting the essential… our childhood. Legend has it that he’s schizophrenic, that’s false, they’re more numerous than that… A quirky, endearing, sensitive, and unbalanced universe.
Kenny is a man, a real one! Far from masculine clichés, he hates football and beer. He prefers figure skating and cocktails…
He’s surely the modern man! Neither gay nor macho, in this show you will discover a sensitive man with a very present feminine side in every aspect of his life.
From a gently restless youth to a routinely tumultuous married life, for over an hour Kenny pays tribute, sometimes funny, sometimes moving, to the women in his life, but doesn’t forget all the others!
Ladies, you will finally understand why your little “charms” are actually called flaws. Gentlemen, you are not alone in suffering… Come, it’s also a talking circle where we tell each other everything!
Kenny shatters sexist clichés one by one, tenderly and self-deprecatingly embracing all his little “princess” sides, as he calls them, because, after all, man is a woman like any other!
You discovered him in The Circle on Netflix, find him on stage.
Rudy is a bit like that old friend you haven’t seen in a long time who has lots of stories to tell you.
50% impersonator – 50% singer – 100% Performer
Between vocal performances and offbeat parodies, between journeys and tributes, Stan humorously and emotionally reinterprets French and international music standards.
A world tour where voices and musical styles will bring you sunshine, laughter, and nostalgia. You will discover or rediscover his unique concept, where he humorously reinvents great international hits in French, auditory hallucinations guaranteed! You will never listen to yesterday’s and today’s hits the same way again!
The true story of Mickaël Denis, who, from his hospital bed, creates Denise, a colorful character… “His joy of living” as he often says, but also at times “his greatest embarrassment”. Yes, because Denise sometimes “crosses the line and becomes uncontrollable”…
Le Parisien: “Never has split personality been so funny”
We all have a Proustian madeleine, don’t we?
For me, it’s the smell of basil. For you, maybe it’s your grandfather’s cologne or a Backstreet Boys song. These memories that take us back to childhood, unique to each of us.
We are strangers, with different lives. Yet tonight, for the duration of a show, you’ll see: I am you, you are me.
We’ve all experienced these little moments of real life: a day job, a heartbreak, a lost key, an impulsive purchase despite the overdrawn account.
This is what makes us human, anchored in the present without forgetting where we come from. And that smell of basil that comes back…
A funny and terribly sincere show about the courage to say no and the desire to truly live.
“I wasn’t ready” is the story of a teacher who wanted to change the world, but ended up changing her life.
From a classroom to the stage, Amy London recounts her wide gap between national education, an unexpected deliverance, a flight into the unknown, and the labyrinth of modern encounters.
With sharp humor and biting self-deprecation, she takes us on her journey of emancipation, between tradition, social pressure, and quests for freedom.
Teacher by day, comedian by night… Then just a comedian, she proves that it’s never too late to choose your own path.
A funny and terribly sincere show about the courage to say no and the desire to truly live.
Already over 100 performances in Paris and on tour!
While everything is music in this show, it’s not really an electro concert.
A one-man show, then? Literally, it looks like it.
A theatrical circus act? Boris Vigneron is an actor and acrobat, so…
This unclassifiable show features Norenjiv, a singer-musician in his electro concept… Only when his machines fail him, the show falters, it’s a progressive stripping down. The mask falls, but at the heart of the discomfort that “sets in, a more intimate relationship with the audience is born, where the” simple man reveals himself.
And when the show resumes, it’s around the accident that it unfolds, peeling away, after the costume, the very person who was wearing it, leaving soon on stage only the original animal…
