Thomas Marty

On April 30, 2026, Thomas Marty is on the stage of the Théâtre Sébastopol in Lille. A French comedian, he practices an observational stand-up that focuses on everyday details and the small inconsistencies we let slide. He talks about work—juggling open-plan offices and video calls—friends we gradually lose touch with, families that comment on everything, apps where we swipe more than we actually meet, and couples negotiating between routine and a desire for something new. His approach is direct and straightforward, with a sense of timing that sets up a situation and cuts it off sharply when needed. On stage there are no characters or props, just a microphone and tight writing crafted for the present moment. He strings topics together like the passing of a day, moving through social codes, misunderstandings and the small unspoken rules that govern our lives. A stand-up rooted in the present, spoken the way we live, inviting the audience to find a little of themselves in what he tells, at the Théâtre Sébastopol in Lille on April 30, 2026.