Laurent Gerra se met à Table

On November 19, 2026, at the Colisée in Chartres, Laurent Gerra sits down with a new show tailored to current events. A comedian and impersonator well versed in the art of caricature, he unfolds a satirical revue in which politicians, singers, figures from French broadcasting and faces from cinema are put under the microscope. His trademark: precise voices, punchy lines and a deliberate taste for pastiche, between finely crafted sketches and song parodies.

On stage, Gerra strings together characters and the moods of the moment, catches speech tics, revisits slogans and popular refrains, and serves a gallery of portraits without frills. Media foibles, throwaway remarks and grandstanding respond to one another in a cabaret rhythm, alternating short numbers and rapid transitions. Current events are cut up, spiced and then served back to the audience, with the verbal and mimetic flair that is his signature.

A rendezvous where imitation becomes a magnifying glass on the spirit of the times, and where satire, never gratuitous, prefers observation to lecturing.