Patson dans Baltazar

Patson presents Baltazar at the République in Paris on April 30, 2026. A prominent figure in Franco-Ivorian stand-up who was discovered at the Jamel Comedy Club, he returns with his rapid flow, his gift of the gab and that blunt, down-to-earth way of speaking that has accompanied him since his earliest shows. His humour remains rooted in everyday observation and the back-and-forth between the Ivory Coast, the Antilles and mainland France, with a spoken style nourished by urban culture.

In Baltazar, he tells everyday life stories without a filter, plays with accents, subverts clichés and teases both the audience and himself. Mic in hand, he alternates family tales, street scenes, memories from radio and TV sets, and riffs off the moment. The tone is direct, the pace tight, and no one is spared — there is no single target and no moralizing stance.

You’ll find his trademarks: the “yes papa,” a real knack for improvisation and a footwork that sets the rhythm, in the classic American stand-up manner, close to the audience. Baltazar is pure, upfront stand-up, made for the République atmosphere.