Philippe Lellouche returns with a solo show reflecting on his life, while Paris stages Da Ponte, the jester of Mozart and Les Rochambelles.
Lellouche's solo show at La Cigale
Philippe Lellouche performed his first solo show at La Cigale, sharing humorous and reflective moments from his childhood, romantic experiences, and personal neuroses. The performance, described as comforting and filled with self-deprecating humor, marked a journey through time after 15 years of stage success.Da Ponte's life explored in new play
A production titled Da Ponte, the jester of Mozart is being staged at the Théâtre de Passy, revealing the life of Lorenzo Da Ponte, the Italian poet who authored the libretti for Mozart's most famous operas. The show follows his adventures from Venice to New York in the 18th century.Les Rochambelles in Paris
Also in Paris, Les Rochambelles arrived at the Théâtre Michel following a triumph in Avignon in 2025. The production recounts the true story of thirty women who defied conventions by joining an army not feminized and participated in liberating France during World War II.Nikoz's stand-up at Point Virgule
Additionally, a stand-up show titled Petit Clown by Nikoz, a 26-year-old Belgian comedian, was performed at Point Virgule. Nikoz has been performing for seven years, addressing daily life's small flaws with absurdity and authenticity, marked by energy and spontaneity.
