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Duration: 1h10 - Price: from €21.50 For there to be no more mothers-in-law, there would have to be no more marriages... Josette is a mother-in-law like no other. A funny show in which some people will find their mother-in-law.

Duration: 1h10 - Price: from €21.50 Caroline has been dreaming of getting married for years, and after years of insistence, obsession and pestering, Adrien has said yes! She dreams of getting married, he dreams of completing the next level of the Mario Bros game. She loves romance films, he thinks nothing has been done better since the Rocky saga... In short, everything pits them against each other! We're a long way from marriage, but an unexpected event changes everything and calls everything into question... It's a done deal, they're getting married! A dynamic, fast-paced, modern comedy where laughter is king. Catch your breath and immerse yourself in this colourful wedding for all its glory and laughter.

Duration: 1h - Price: from €25 Gospel calls for freedom, the moment of shared emotion will guide the voices. In Gospel, this is called: the inspiration of God. Artistic director Max Zita revisits the great classics of Gospel with his Gospel Voices Quartet. Max began his gospel career in 1987, co-directing a young gospel choir, "Gospel Chords Singers." A year later, he decided to strike out on his own and created "Gospel Voices." The Gospel Voices Quartet is made up of four passionate musicians who masterfully recreate the vocal polyphonies of traditional Gospel songs. Two of them are also instrumentalists: one on keyboard, the other on acoustic guitar. Max is one of the pioneers of the Gospel movement in France with Gospel Voices and also the artistic creator of the original "Gospel for 100 Voices" concept in 1998. In 2019, the master singer organized two unforgettable days of concerts at the Olympia in Paris.

Duration: 1h10 - Price: from €21.50 A bar on stage, your anecdotes and off you go to remaster them in Arab phone mode! Volunteers from the audience can come up on stage for a drink and tell us a short story that the improvisers will revisit in their own way: whatever the story, the improvisation will have them laughing out loud!