FESTIVAL BEAUNE HUMOUR

The Beaune Humour festival is bringing five comedians to the stage at La Lanterne Magique on 14 and 15 March, with one thing in common: they're not afraid of a good laugh!

Headlining the show, Nadia Roz delivers a surprising and generous urban counterpoint, while Marcus Super Sympa strives to make people laugh at everything... while remaining "super sympathetic"!

Opening acts include Mélodie Fontaine, François Guédon and Azencot David, three comedians from Comedy Trip, a collective of the sharpest comedians of the moment, joyfully criss-crossing the roads of France!

Laughter, good humour and sharing are in store for two unforgettable evenings in Beaune on 14 and 15 March!

Friday 14 March at 8pm: Nadia Roz > La Fille du 7ème (1h15); Mélodie Fontaine (15 min) and François Guédon (15 min) from Comedy trip in the 1st half

Nadia Roz > La Fille du 7ème
Once upon a time, there was La Fille du 7ème, that is... if she managed to get upstairs. From the ground floor, you'll meet her neighbours, who are in turn talkative, spoiled, sticky, funny, depressed and elated...
An urban tale where humanity takes centre stage. An intimate story where solidarity takes precedence over every man for himself. A unique fable in which a simple keypad opens the doors to a world that may not always be enchanting, but is resolutely human.
A seasoned actress and comedian, Nadia Roz has been shining on stage for over a decade, with successes at the Marrakech Du Rire festival and a stint at the Olympia. She has also appeared on the big and small screens, in series and feature films.

Marcus's fellow Comedy Trip members are the support act for his shows. Comedy Trip brings together the sharpest comedians of the moment. "We've picked up the worst dunces from the back of the class, the virtuosos of the turlupinade, and sent them out on the roads of France, because even if they have lots of faults, they have one (non) essential quality: they're funny! In short, the Comedy Trip is like the Tour de France caravan, except that instead of handing out sausages, we hand out jokes!

Mélodie Fontaine
Hailing from the north of France, Mélodie Fontaine has a way of warming up a stage... and a radio station, like France Inter, where Mélanie Fontaine is a weekly guest on Nagui's La Bande Originale. A chameleon, a jack-of-all-trades, she transforms her experiences with mad panache!

François Guédon
Secretly working on the unlikely reconciliation between Racine and Nabilla, François Guédon, a columnist on Anne Roumanoff's Europe 1 show, brings you his finely-tuned humour with just the right touch of impertinence.


Saturday 15 March at 8pm: Marcus > Super Sympa (1hr 15mins); David Azencot (20mins) from Comedy trip in the 1st half.

For this new show, Marcus promises to be cute, adorable and self-indulgent. A champion of political correctness, his show will be the epitome of benevolence. No jokes about women, politics or religion.
His humour will be gentle, sweet, perfumed with rosewater. You'll enter the show like you're in a bubble bath, followed by a succession of self-indulgent jokes. This time it's decided, Marcus will be Super Sympa!
A straight-talking comedian, Marcus was born in Arles and trained at the Conservatoire d'Avignon. After ten years in Paris, he recently settled in Nevers, Burgundy. Discovered at the Open du Rire de Rire et Chansons, Marcus won the audience prize at the Bagnères-de-Bigorre festival in 2019.

David Azencot
Before becoming a writer and comedian, David Azencot worked as a copywriter in advertising for 10 years. A columnist on Rire et Chansons, he performs regularly in Paris Comedy Clubs and takes part in numerous festivals, including Montreux Comedy.

Shows not recommended for under-12s

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