Elie Semoun

You don't have to look far; when you call your show "Cactus", you know it's going to sting, but Elie Semoun is used to it.

Over the past thirty years, he has established himself as one of the most incisive and delightfully offbeat comedians on the French scene. His style has inspired generations of artists, because his art of interpreting characters is unique. In this, his eighth show, stand-up will be a little more present, which is new for him.

In the gallery of new monsters, there will be Jean Abdul doing his own opening act, a son showing his father around an EHPAD, Xavier the motor-disabled man introducing his wife to his mother, a father confronted with his son's transition, a karate class given by a racist, sexual harassment, religion and more. These are the new themes of "Cactus", a profound yet light-hearted vision of this violent yet inspiring society.

A show to discover at the Théâtre du Martolet on Saturday January 24, at 8.30pm.

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