Theater Cafés Paris

There is no need for large spaces to see great talent. Designed by the actress Claire Jaz and his henchman Jean-Pierre Huard, the Poster is one of these welcoming little places, with leather chairs and low tables, where you can discover new artists every night: authors, composers, songwriters or comics. Since 2012, the Poster has changed its name and is now called La Comédie Michel and is dedicated only to theatre: one-man-show, pieces, or After laughs on Thursday.

While the district is full of bars, each more pleasant than the last, the Paname Art Café stands out from the crowd thanks to its cellar, which hosts stand-up comedians. Here, you can sip a drink and laugh at the jokes of a Youtubeur trying his hand on the stage, or a comedian testing out his show before going on tour. Kyan Khojandi, Kheiron, Bérengère Krief or Norman, your favorite comedians are likely to have already passed through Paname Art... or to be scheduled there soon! The venue is also a great place to discover the talents of tomorrow.

In Paris, theater and comedy fans can't miss IMPROROCK DE L'IMPRO, DE L'HUMOUR ET DU ROCK! This café-théâtre offers theatrical improv shows derived from the improv match, duets, one-man shows and special events. Directed by Jean-Marie Daubenton, IMPROROCK has enjoyed great success at the COMEDIA, the ALHAMBRA and the EUROPEEN. IMPROROCK shows are a concentrate of wacky humor, with absurd situations and a sharp sense of repartee. The comedians dare to go all out with their talent and enthusiasm, delivering one spicy, over-the-top scene after another. The audience participates by contributing themes, making each show unique.