Madame Arthur's latest spectacle, La groupie du futur, is set to debut, offering an unconventional journey through time and technology. In the 1980s, Madame Arthur imagined herself traveling to Mars in a flying car, accompanied by a chrome-colored latex robot butler. As of 2026, she is still waiting for her boarding, but she has been using beauty filters and confiding in ChatGPT to pass the time. She suggests that perhaps the future is best experienced as a cabaret. The spectacle, La groupie du futur, is described as a new breath of the Parisian party. François Poitou & Pumpkin return with Ancré Chaos, a second chapter where Jazz and Rap are said to intertwine with depth and strength. The group has released eleven tracks written and shaped together, with the poetic pen of the... (source incomplete). Their music continues to explore the fusion of genres, blending lyrical storytelling with rhythmic intensity. Thomas Croisière's new show Voyage en comédie 2 is highlighted as a must-see. Croisière is noted for his work on shows such as 6 Astérix, 5 Tuche, 4 La vérité si je mens, 3 Bronzés, 2 Boum but 1 only Cité de la peur. The show is described as 85 minutes of laughter, memories, and anecdotes as incredible as the films. Croisière’s comedic talent and storytelling ability make this performance a highlight of the season. The animated film The Corset, directed by Louis Clichy, is set to premiere in theaters on October 14. The film follows Christophe, an 11-year-old boy in a farm in the heart of the Beauce, who follows his father's steps. The film is noted as multi-awarded, reflecting its artistic and narrative strengths. It promises to deliver a heartfelt and visually rich experience.