Alex Lutz « Sexe, Grog et Rocking Chair »

On March 15, 2026, Alex Lutz is at the Théâtre de Thionville in Thionville with a show that probes his favourite themes: transmission, the passing of the baton, what shapes us and what we leave behind. Equally actor and writer, he moves between stand-up and theatre, slips from one character to another, plays with silences as much as with lines, and establishes that blend of precision and spontaneity that is his hallmark. His keen eye is on display—this gaze on our tics, the ways we speak and tell our stories—and his ability to turn intimate memories into shared scenes that are both funny and tender.

On stage, Lutz works with rhythm, breaks linear progression, and alternates confidences, digressions and bursts of energy. His voice shifts, his body follows, and nuances accumulate without unnecessary effects. No showiness, but a clear thread linking childhood to the present, family ties to the friendships that matter. A piece conceived for the room, close to the audience, where one moves between comedy, narrative and small shared truths. An encounter with an artist who knows how to tell a story without forcing it, on March 15, 2026 at the Théâtre de Thionville.