Patson dans Baltazar

On April 18, 2026, Patson showed up at the Théâtre Le République in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement with Baltazar. Spotted at the Jamel Comedy Club, the comedian keeps the direct energy and the gift of the gab that define him. On stage he delivers an American-style stand-up—no set, no filter—carried by a very conversational delivery and a sharp observational sense. He draws on everyday life, the exchanges between the Ivory Coast, the Antilles and France, people’s foibles, and fires off his jokes in rhythm, with physical footwork that punctuates the punchlines.

Baltazar brings his signature markers back into circulation, from “Yes Papa” to asides that veer into improv. Patson likes to bring the audience along, give a lot, and stay in the conversation, as if he’s testing live what resonates best. Playful teasing, self-deprecation, small well-placed barbs—he shifts pace without warning and always lands on his feet. A generous, blunt set built for a face-to-face with the audience, where his verve and sense of timing are clearly recognizable.