Laurent Gerra se met à table

On April 7, 2027 at the Palais de la Musique et des Congrès in Strasbourg, Laurent Gerra takes his place at the table. In this new show, the impressionist serves up a hearty menu of impersonations and sharp retorts, putting politicians, singers, TV and film stars—and even vegans—through the wringer. Current events are finely carved and seasoned to his taste, presented through sketches, parody songs and razor‑sharp portraits.

Gerra has fun with tics, voices and postures, linking characters with a clear sense of rhythm and shifting textures as if changing courses. His trademark figures reappear alongside new faces stirring public debate and timely winks that hit the moment. The act relies on a keen ear, the musicality of voices and an unapologetic taste for French‑style satire, inherited from cabaret and topical revues.

Without excess or moralizing, the show moves at a brisk pace where politics, pop and media culture intersect. It’s a live tasting of the times, run through Gerra’s mill, for an evening in which each impersonation puts everyday life back in its place: on the cutting board, ready to be sliced.