Bernard Mabille se dévoile

Bernard Mabille unveils himself at the Lille Grand Palais on 22 November 2026. A regular on Les Grosses Têtes, with a pen steeped in the tradition of Coluche and Le Luron, he returns to the stage with a new one-man show cut for our times. On the menu: political satire, a take on current affairs and the wordplay he’s famous for. He postpones any farewell and prefers to laugh at those who govern us—their throwaway remarks and our larger contradictions—using the blend of culture, irony and precision that is his hallmark.

More intimate, freer and sharper, this show embraces words people no longer dare to say and prickly, provocative subjects, without heaviness or crassness. You’ll find his knack for sharp one-liners, well-placed digressions and his way of snatching a news item mid-flight to turn it over with elegance. Between confidences and barbs, Mabille unfolds a clear, direct thread that above all invites the audience to take a deep breath and do themselves good by laughing.