Fanny Simon - Mais Que Vont Dire Les Voisins ?

Fanny Simon at Le Boui-Boui

At Le Boui-Boui, we treasure those nights when the stage becomes a compact living room, a place where every whisper, glance, and burst of laughter feels shared. That is exactly the atmosphere we’re preparing as we welcome Fanny Simon with her sharp, playful, and utterly relatable show, Mais que vont dire les voisins. From our front row to the back of the room, her observational energy is built for an intimate space like ours, where tiny details land with maximum impact. If you’ve enjoyed the pace and spirit of recent comedy programs such as LOL: Qui rit, sort!, the iconic showcases of Jamel Comedy Club, or the gala moments you catch from Montreux Comedy, you’ll recognize the brisk, contemporary rhythm she brings to the mic—quick pivots, vivid characters, and an undercurrent of storytelling that keeps you leaning forward. We’re staging this run precisely because our audience loves honest, everyday comedy—the kind that spots the drama in thin walls and the opera in a neighbor’s hallway cough—and Fanny Simon delivers that connection with crisp timing and a conspiratorial smile.

Mais que vont dire les voisins on our stage

From the first minute, Mais que vont dire les voisins draws you into the apartment block: the lift that squeaks like a guilty conscience, the building WhatsApp group that never sleeps, the self-appointed lobby sheriff who knows everyone’s business, and the staircase etiquette that turns strangers into accidental confidants. In the close quarters of Le Boui-Boui, these scenes feel almost tangible; when Fanny Simon leans into crowd energy, the room answers right back. Her set thrives on the tension between discretion and exposure—what we share, what we hide, and what leaks through the plumbing anyway—and she teases out those dynamics with a precise eye for human behavior. Expect nimble transitions from character-based bits to crisp punchlines, light improvisation that folds real audience reactions into the narrative, and a rhythm that mirrors the pulse of city life. Fans who keep up with recent comedic formats—whether the playful challenges of LOL: Qui rit, sort! or the club spirit championed by Jamel Comedy Club—will find a kindred immediacy here, yet the signature is entirely her own: grounded, mischievous, and irresistibly alive in a room our size.

As a venue dedicated to fresh voices and evolving material, we love hosting artists in full creative momentum, and that is how Fanny Simon approaches the evening: new angles polished against the grain of live reactions, callbacks threaded with care, and a through-line that casts everyday curiosity as the main character. Our audience at Le Boui-Boui comes for proximity—the kind that lets you catch the raise of an eyebrow or the half-second pause before a reveal—and Mais que vont dire les voisins makes the most of that proximity. It’s the humor of landing home late, tiptoeing down the corridor, and knowing someone heard; the comedy of courtesy notes slipped under doors; the symphony of footsteps, whispers, and opinions that turn a building into a village. If your recent comedy diet includes festival clips from Montreux Comedy or streaming showcases that celebrate tight, personal sets, consider this the live, heart-beating version—crafted for a small room, built around the joy of shared recognition, and powered by Fanny Simon’s playful command of the everyday stage we all inhabit: the neighborhood itself.