This Tuesday, June 25, an event will take place at the Nice Art Café, 34 Bd Auguste Raynaud. Clemy Deluxe, Linda Findel, and Romain Albrecht invite you at 7:30 p.m. for an hour of laughter. Each of them will hold a 20-minute stand-up session. They will present their universe with a touch of humor.
At 7:30 p.m., the three comedians are waiting for you at the Nice Art Café. Located at 34 Bd Auguste Raynaud, they offer you a show lasting one hour, which will start at 8 p.m. On the program? Jokes, laughter, and a pleasant time. The Nice Art Café also offers the opportunity to watch the France match before switching to the main event. Entry is free, and the exit will be by donation. Among the artists, Clemy Deluxe who mostly performs in Paris (Paname Art Café, noted). Linda Findel, coming from Berlin, runs the only francophone Comedy Club in Berlin (the Baguette Club, noted). Finally, Romain Albrecht, who comes from Nancy, manages the Planta Comedy Club. They will be delighted to share their best jokes with you.
3 stand-ups, 3 universes
Clemy Deluxe, who performs frequently in Nice, proposed to the other two artists to offer you a show in this city. A three-times-20-minutes format allowing them to show who they are and fully connect with the audience. With more than two to three years of experience, the three artists have prepared their stand-up in advance to offer the best possible performance. Their appearances in various Comedy clubs have allowed them to play, play again, work, and rework their show to perfection.
“The idea for this show came from our great camaraderie among the three of us. We also wanted to offer the audience a safe content without divisive jokes like racist, sexist, or homophobic ones. We are very different from each other, and that’s what makes us strong. For example, Romain and I are queer, I’ve lived in Berlin for 12 years, and Clemy, who is Parisian, brings a lot of wit and eloquence. We really wanted to create a show where everyone could feel included and appreciated,” explains Linda Findel.
The stand-up comedians have their unique universes allowing for a rich and varied one-hour show. During this hour, different topics will be covered. Homosexuality, queer orientation, Berlin, withdrawal, the 2000s, or even Beyoncé, and many more… a multitude of subjects addressed with humor and kindness. Enough to please a very broad audience and all for free with a donation-based exit. See you tomorrow evening at 7:30 p.m. or at 6 p.m. if you wish to watch the match before the show!
