Name: Thomas Deseur
Start: 2026-11-24T20:00:00
Location: Théâtre Sébastopol

Théâtre Sébastopol

An evening centered on their guitars: a guitar-and-voice tour around the new album "à fleur de cordes" (released February 6, 2026).

Lynda Lemay & Jean-Félix Lalanne

Tribute to AC/DC: an electrifying hard rock show featuring the band's immortal anthems.

The 5 Rosies – Back in Black Tour

A show that highlights the music of the 1960s and 1970s, created by the artists of "Gospel pour 100 Voix" under the artistic direction of its director.

Funky Soul Family

A talk-show performance: Gérard Lanvin and Olivier Marchal open up during an intimate evening, punctuated by musical performances. Created by David Becker.

Up Close with Lanvin-Marchal

Pop folk concert. Cocoon is a French pop folk band, singing in English, formed in 2005 by Mark Daumail. Its latest double album "Bones for the Dogs" revisits the emblematic tracks of its catalog in acoustic versions. An exclusive, intimate show.

Cocoon

Thomas Deseur

A discovery of the Land of Nursery Rhymes, with new songs and a new set, and still your favorite nursery rhymes. A show for toddlers and their parents.

Rémi – Totomobile en fête

Naufragés Tour — concert by Julien Lieb, debut album "Naufragé."

Julien Lieb

Poussière d'Or — album songs shared live, with harmonies and melodies on texts by Philippe Djian and Martin Suter.

Stephan Eicher

One of the greatest masterpieces of classical ballet, set to Tchaikovsky's music, performed by the International Classical Ballet Mainz.

Swan Lake

Blandine is a bit like the friend you wish you had in your circle... A young mom, she embraces the image of the imperfect woman. What she stands for onstage is life, the real thing, unfiltered and unretouched. She goes over her life as a couple and the struggles of young parents, talks about ugly babies, about learning to mourn the life you had before, about the criminal urges you can have toward moralizers or toward your own partner, about her relationship with food, her double chin... In short, Blandine delivers an uninhibited show, full of self-deprecating humor, a touch of cynicism and sharp, punchy one-liners.