Bérengère Krief « Sexe »

On October 3, 2026, Bérengère Krief takes the stage at L’Olympia in Paris with a stand-up show that explores our relationship to sexuality. An actress and comedian, she examines—with direct humor and a finely tuned sensitivity—how we consume sex today. In an era she calls a “sex recession,” she dissects what our sex education classes, precautionary reflexes and everyday habits leave out: pleasure. Not a lecture, but a lively and accessible conversation that addresses consent, desire, awkwardness, injunctions and major misunderstandings, debunking a few myths along the way without moralizing or posturing.

On stage, Bérengère blends confidences and observations, sketches very concrete situations and invites us to look closely at our taboos with perspective and lightness. She plays with the conventions of stand-up, picks up on the audience’s reactions and weaves a thread in which anyone can recognize themselves, be surprised and, sometimes, revise their certainties. An hour to share that puts the body and curiosity back at the center, to say what is often kept silent, and to open up the conversation about a topic we think we know but rarely discuss without embarrassment.