Blastoff Comedy

English stand-up comedy in Paris

The Open Mic Express

FRI, MAR 20 · 7:00 PM–7:40 PM · Le Kibélé · Paris 10e

The best shortest comedy show in Paris!

Free· pay what you want

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The best shortest comedy show in Paris!

Looking for something fun and quick to do before you meet up with your friends for dinner or drinks? Then come laugh with us at The Open Mic Express, Paris' shortest comedy show!

This show is just 40 minutes! But don't worry, no time will be wasted, no talking to the audience, only JOKES. Because in those 40 minutes we manage to squeeze in 8 different comics!

This show is fast paced and wild and before you know it, it's over. Long enough to leave you feeling fulfilled but short enough to leave you wanting for more, so book your tickets now!

📍 Where: Le Kibélé, 12 rue de l'Échiquier, Paris 75010
📆 When: Tuesdays/Thursdays/Fridays
⏰ Time: 7pm - 7:40pm

🎟️ Tickets: Free entry! (Donations welcomed)

Want to try doing stand up comedy yourself? Apply for your spot at blastoffcomedy.com/perform ! (If you only want to watch then no need to sign up with the previous link)

Note: This show is crowd funded :) That means our business model is to let people enter the show with just the purchase of a drink (for the bar) and that you pay what you can after the show to support the artists. This allows people who can't afford to come to a normal ticketed show to experience live comedy at a reasonable price! As this show is an open mic and anyone is free to sign up, there is no obligation to pay after the show, though we appreciate it when you do ;) We are happy to have you in the audience whether you pay or not!

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Lineup

James Blose

@jamesblose

Fully committed to being 55 years old despite his actual age. Between fishing trips and petanque games, he haunts brocantes in search of things nobody else wanted the first time around. The hair is doing its own thing and always has been.

Arthur Lucas

@arthur_dl

Proof that the French education system has a sense of humour. Arthur teaches English for a living, which is either inspiring or an elaborate prank depending on your accent. He does some kind of martial art, listens to metal, and has a beard that makes the whole thing feel very credible.

Terrence Wong

@terrencewwong

The epitome of shamelessness and emotional vulnerability. When Terrence was single and on dating apps, his opening move was sending a link to a self-written song on YouTube, tailored for each unsuspecting match. The idea was cringe and the results were bad. Fluent in German, Terrence deftly steers conversations towards showcasing this linguistic skill.