Patson « Baltazar »

Patson returns with Baltazar, a direct and playful stand-up on March 15, 2026 at the République in Paris. Spotted at the Jamel Comedy Club, the comedian keeps his urban flow, his gift of gab and his way of sketching everyday life: family, work, relationships, commuting, and the back-and-forth between Côte d’Ivoire, the Antilles and metropolitan France that runs through his writing. On stage he speaks bluntly, teases without malice and strings jokes together like jabs, with his “Yes papa”, a distinctive footwork and a confident sense of rhythm.

Baltazar is Patson observing, teasing and bouncing back, between improv and true stories, blending slang, accents and diasporic expressions. No set dressing, just a mic and the energy of a storyteller who loves the room and actively involves the audience. You’ll encounter today’s little contradictions, cultural clashes that make you smile and think, and a taste for snappy lines that hit. A no-pretence set, where you come for the vibe and leave with punchlines in your head.