Pablo Mira cherche encore le titre de son spectacle

Le Cèdre Chenove welcomes Pablo Mira on April 8, 2027 for his third show, its title still a work in progress. The comedian starts from a theme that clings to him: the people and attitudes that, he says, make everyday life a little suffocating. He turns his pet peeves into raw material, from small details that get under his skin to the costly therapy sessions he puts himself through to stay the course.

Pablo Mira broadens his aim to the major trends of the moment—those he says he can’t grasp, even with his “HPI” label (highly gifted)—and that put his self-control to the test. Between social observation and a deliberately disingenuous stance, he unfolds an inventory of minor irritations and major misunderstandings, pointing out what’s gone off the rails without playing the moralizer.

On a more personal note, he opens the door onto his inner workings: rituals that make everything harder, reflexes that sabotage his days, neuroses that arrive unannounced. A clear-eyed, slightly twisted self-portrait, following the thread of his obsessions and the way he tries to keep a grip on his own human comedy. One night only to see Pablo Mira settle accounts with himself and with the times, up close to what annoys him and what makes him laugh.