Patson « Baltazar »

On March 29, 2026, at République in Paris, Patson presents Baltazar, a frank stand-up in which he deploys his patter and sharp eye for observation. Discovered at the Jamel Comedy Club, the comedian keeps a brisk pace: rapid-fire jokes, accents that tangle, and small everyday scenes that slide into pointed character sketches. He moves between Africa, the Antilles and mainland France, mixing cultural codes and street language, and has fun with cultural gaps as well as the most ordinary situations. In Baltazar he blends new slices of life with nods to his classics: Yes Papa, Jeu de Jambes, and “c’est cadeau.” Patson cultivates intimacy, ribs the audience, leans into improvisation when needed, and remains true to the direct tone that has accompanied him since his beginnings. No frills — just a mic and a stage presence that does the job, delivering a rapid-fire set of jokes anyone can recognize themselves in, with the warmth and humanity that run through his stand-up.