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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.”
After 12 years of good and loyal service to the National Education system, Marion Manca decided to hang up her schoolbag and take to the stage.
She was often told that being a teacher c “was a bit like being an actress: in both cases, you speak in front of an audience. Maybe… Except when you’re an actress, at the end of your workday, you get applause and not your teeth knocked out, well… Normally! And as long as” she was going to be an actress, why not just dive into the adventure of a one-woman show?
Nurtured on the slogan “Where there’s a will, there’s a way!” that her mother had been drumming into her since her first baby tooth appeared, the former ZEP teacher therefore decided to take the plunge. As a good and diligent student, she draws inspiration from genre classics, which she reinterprets in her own way to create this first one-woman show of her own… From her school memories in the Northern districts of Marseille to her filming anecdotes, and through the embodiment of quirky and wild characters she encountered here and there, Marion wants to share with the audience her crazy desire to laugh at everything without making fun of anything!
After having filled his bathroom bathtub several times in a row…
After accidentally setting fire to a municipal trash can,
After having displayed “sold out” on a packet of artisanal pasta,
After winning 1st prize in the Jokari competition in Saint-Palais sur Mer in 1992…
Simon Noëns begins his final dates before the Olympia.
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!
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!
Baba Rudy
You discovered him in The Circle on Netflix; find him on stage. Rudy is that old friend you haven’t seen in too long: he shows up, settles in, and spills all his improbable stories — between awkward confessions and big laughs.
Mano Parmigiano
Mano is the friend you always invite at the last minute… and who ends up stealing the show. Having gone through Éric & Ramzy’s Comedy Class, she overflows with a refreshing energy, with frank, spontaneous, and never truly politically correct humor. With her, no one is spared — especially not you.
“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 his life a new direction, pushes him to break free from this sense 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 life.
“What if you could change everything, would you?” It is to meet this challenge that the character gives himself the chance to change everything, but in this journey filled with offbeat and very funny situations, he will realize that this new maturity allows him to write a new page.
