Paul Mirabel

Paul Mirabel arrives with a stand-up that is at once precise and understated, driven by tightly crafted writing and an attention to detail that gently unsettles everyday life. An attentive observer, he recounts the small scenes of modern life: awkward beginnings, half-ruined evenings, family that barges in everywhere, long commutes and those little fears that freeze you. His lanky silhouette, measured voice and well-timed silences establish a distinctive rhythm, where every detour finds its place and every pause serves the punchline.

On April 1, 2026 at Palais Nikaïa in Nice, he unfolds a new chapter of his world, midway between deliberate discomforts and lines that snap into place without raising the volume. No characters or effects: a mic, situations we recognise, and a slant that turns the ordinary into storytelling material. You encounter social anxieties, first jobs, slightly awkward romances and all the little things that make you smile when seen askance. A frank, simple show that moves forward in touches and leaves room for the audience to complete the picture.