Djamil Le Shlag - Exode(s) - Tournée

Djamil le Shlag brings Exode's to Lyon

We are thrilled to host Djamil le Shlag as he brings Exode's to our Lyon stage, an eagerly awaited stop on Exode's tournée that promises a vibrant evening of razor-sharp storytelling, physical comedy, and quicksilver crowd work. From the first beat of the show, Djamil’s presence fills the room with a mix of playful mischief and incisive social observation, balancing intimacy with big, theatrical energy. Exode's stretches his signature style into fresh territory: the pace is brisk, the ideas are layered, and the punchlines are both disarming and generous. The show’s title hints at motion—journeys taken, identities in transit, communities remapped—and Djamil transforms those themes into lived, laugh-out-loud moments. Expect an immersive rhythm that swings from confessional riffs to broader cultural snapshots, all while keeping the audience in Lyon squarely at the center of the experience.

Exode's tournée: new material, recent spotlights, and a live experience built for Lyon

Djamil le Shlag arrives in top creative form. His recent momentum on prominent francophone stages and screens has carried new material into Exode's: an agile set packed with crisp premises, mischievous reversals, and the kind of human detail that makes even the most topical angles feel personal. In the past seasons, audiences have tracked his rise through high-visibility platforms like Montreux Comedy, televised showcases such as Génération Paname, and talk formats including Clique—exposures that have amplified his voice without sanding down its streetwise bite. Those appearances sharpened his timing and reintroduced recurring comic leitmotifs—family codes, hometown mythologies, everyday bureaucracy, the unglamorous grit of hustle life—now woven into Exode's with new callbacks and a more cinematic sense of pacing. The result is a set that feels both bigger and closer: big enough to fill a large room, close enough to leave you thinking he’s trading lines with you in the front row.

Our team in Lyon has tailored the night to match the show’s dynamism. The room’s acoustics are tuned for stand-up: consonants land cleanly, whispers carry, and wave-of-laughter moments bloom without drowning the next tag. Sightlines favor the spontaneous: even in the back rows you can catch Djamil’s micro-expressions—the raised eyebrow before a pivot, the conspiratorial half-smile that signals a switch from warm nostalgia to sly provocation. We plan the flow of the evening so you can arrive easily, settle in, and feel the temperature of the crowd build organically before he steps into the lights. Exode's thrives on audience electricity, and Lyon crowds are famously generous: quick to catch a reference, quicker to reward a bold detour. Whether you discovered Djamil through those recent showcases or through viral clips shared among friends, this stop on Exode's tournée is designed to capture what screens can’t: the breath-by-breath tension and release of a comedian in full command, reinventing the room with each beat.