Thomas Marty

On March 19, 2026, Thomas Marty takes the stage at the Palais des Congrès et des Expositions de la baie de Saint-Brieuc, in Saint-Brieuc. A French stand-up comedian, he picks up where he left off with a new show that draws on everyday life. His playground is the everyday: those small mismatches that give rise to the absurd without forcing it, the unspoken things within families, friends, piling obligations and habits that get stuck. He starts from a banal anecdote, dissects it, pushes it a little too far, and that is enough to bring forth scenes we all recognize.

After a first well-received show, Thomas Marty returns with fresh stories and a direct, no-frills writing style. No characters, no effects, just a microphone and situations that ring true. You encounter endless dinners, boring commutes that turn into sketches, and everyday exchanges that take an unexpected turn. On stage he plays out the dialogues, paces his ideas, and establishes a simple face-to-face with the audience. It is a frank, lively, down-to-earth encounter to rediscover observational humor that takes reality at face value and turns it over with an economical effectiveness.