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Show October 16, 2027

Alexis Le Rossignol's Show: "A Little Bit THROWN OFF BY THINGS"

Show October 16, 2027

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Alexis Le Rossignol’s show at the Palais des Congrès – Salle Ravel, Le Touquet-Paris-Plage. After 150 sold-out performances of his second show, *Le Sens de la Vie*, the comedian returns with “a bit of a mess” caused by life’s twists and turns—a new show that was never meant to be. The story follows a comedian who sets out to write a new show but is quickly caught up in life and its share of unexpected twists, including an impending fatherhood that throws his plans into disarray. Known for his ability to make any subject funny, Alexis Le Rossignol presents his vision of a world turned upside down and deeply moving with finesse and self-deprecating humor, exploring the many themes that define his signature style, far beyond this single event.

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