France · COMEDY SHOWS
The 4 best comedy shows you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend about an hour learning how to act Parisian through English-language comedy, sharp impressions, and everyday scenes involving transport, shops, language, and nightlife. You’ll watch the show in a Renaissance-style, century-old theater, then leave with a few local expressions, gestures, and social rules. A photo with the comedian is included.
Spend about 70 minutes with French comedian Olivier Giraud at Théâtre des Nouveautés, a century-old theater near Grands Boulevards. His English-language one-man show pokes fun at Parisian manners, accents, gestures, and daily habits, with audience participation and a short question period after the performance.
“My only regret was not seeing this at the start of our trip so I would know how to behave in Paris LOL. Great location, razor sharp wit and just the right amount of show.”
Join Julie Collas at Théâtre Bo Saint-Martin for a 65-minute, all-English comedy show about life in Paris. Through stand-up, mime, song, and audience improvisation, she offers a lively look at Parisian habits and culture. Seating is free, drinks can be taken into the theater, and the material changes often.
“She did a great job and was amazing! She definitely brought forth the cultural insight of Pairasians. I would strongly recommend if you’d like to know more about French culture particularly with the folks in Paris. It is a must see!”
Spend an evening with Julie at Théâtre BO Saint-Martin, where her one-woman show examines Parisian habits, French culture, and the myths of life in Paris. The 65-minute performance is entirely in English, with audience interaction and occasional improvisation. The small 70-seat theater creates a close setting, though free seating means arriving early matters.
“Very entertaining. Funny had us all laughing fir the entire hour. Wish it was longer!! Related to the audience very well!”
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