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Anthony Bechtatou arrives at Le Boui-Boui with Faites du Bruit

At Le Boui-Boui, we thrive on the magic that happens when an artist brings a room to life, and that is precisely why we are delighted to welcome Anthony Bechtatou with his new show, Faites du Bruit. Our stage is intimate by design, a close-up, lights-warm space where the performer and audience are inches apart and every reaction counts. Anthony’s timing, spontaneity, and appetite for crowd interaction are a perfect match for the ambiance of our room: fast, agile, and disarmingly personal. From the moment soundcheck begins, you can feel how his approach feeds on the energy of the front rows, playing with silence, crescendos, and the tiniest rustle of anticipation. As a venue, we’ve fine-tuned the acoustics and stage layout to amplify that conversation between artist and audience—Faites du Bruit is more than a title here; it’s a promise of a night where laughter, rhythm, and shared momentum turn the whole of Le Boui-Boui into a single instrument.

Inside Faites du Bruit at Le Boui-Boui

Faites du Bruit is a celebration of tempo and presence, and in our setting it blossoms into a playful conversation that never sits still. Anthony Bechtatou builds his set like a DJ of human moments, blending sharp observation with quick-fire improvisation, slipping from a whispered aside to a roar of payoff, and letting the room ride the wave with him. Expect him to weave in tight, memorable pieces that have been resonating with audiences, including “Mode Avion,” a riff on how we disconnect to stay sane; “Voisinage 2.0,” where the eternal neighbor-war meets the age of notifications; “Silence Radio,” his ode to unanswered calls and awkward voice notes; “Coup de Fil à Maman,” a family check-in that spirals into live therapy; “Micro Libre,” a slice of interactive crowd work that Le Boui-Boui is built to showcase; and “Afterwork,” a portrait of office small talk melting into late-night truths. In our house, those sketches become living scenes—every laugh lands like a drumbeat, every pause breathes, and the front row becomes part of the score. The show’s title captures it well: Anthony doesn’t just invite the audience to react; he orchestrates the noise, sculpts it, and sends it back with a grin. Our team has calibrated the lights and mics to follow that kinetic style, letting his asides, callbacks, and rapid pivots pop with clarity while preserving the warm, human grain of live comedy.

Beyond the stage at Le Boui-Boui, Anthony Bechtatou’s artistic momentum is unmistakable. He has been honing Faites du Bruit across clubs and theater rooms, shaping new beats and tightening punchlines with the determination of a craftsman who loves the workshop as much as the spotlight. Recent bites of material—short, shareable clips cut from segments like “Mode Avion,” “Silence Radio,” and “Afterwork”—have found an eager online audience, and that same energy is what he bottles and brings to our room. We hear the questions people ask at the door—What’s new, what’s fresh, what will he try tonight?—and part of the joy is that Anthony keeps evolving the show from one performance to the next. He has the nimble instincts of a stand-up who relishes the risk of the moment: a quip sparked by a whispered comment, a detour that becomes a highlight, a callback he builds on the fly because the crowd is with him. That living, work-in-progress spirit is exactly why Le Boui-Boui exists, and why we’re proud to be the place where Faites du Bruit turns listening into laughter, and laughter into the kind of shared noise everyone remembers on the walk home.