Félix Junier - Ça Marche - Le Complexe, Lyon

Le Complexe - Salle du Bas welcomes Felix Junier with Ca marche

At Le Complexe - Salle du Bas, we treasure the kind of night where a performer and audience share the same breath, the same laugh, and the same surprise. That is exactly why we are thrilled to host Felix Junier with Ca marche. Our cozy basement room, with its low ceiling, exposed stone, and warm stage wash, was designed for the intimacy and precision of stand-up and character-driven comedy. Every seat is close to the action, the sound is tuned for clarity, and our team shapes the lighting to frame each beat—whether it’s a razor-sharp punchline or a quietly observed aside. We champion artists who test ideas in real time and involve the crowd with generosity, and Felix’s playful rapport makes our space feel even more alive. Expect a night where timing, spontaneity, and Lyon’s unmistakable energy meet. Arrive a little early, settle in with a drink, and let the room do what it does best: turn a set into a shared story.

About Ca marche and the artistic momentum of Felix Junier

Ca marche captures Felix Junier at a vital moment in his artistic journey: curious, nimble, and increasingly in dialogue with the audience that has discovered him on stage and through short-form clips online. The show delivers a fast, textured hour that toggles between lively crowd work, wry storytelling, and precise observational riffs about everything that “works”—and everything that decidedly doesn’t—in modern life. In recent months he has been honing new bits that now anchor his set, including Mot de Passe, Notification Fantôme, Premier Rendez-vous, Mode Avion, and Plan de Table. Each sketch opens a different door: digital habits that quietly run our days, the awkward codes of dating, family logistics that collapse at the last minute, and the small, stubborn triumphs that make it all worth it. Felix moves with ease from confessional to caricature, without losing the human warmth that defines his tone. For us at Le Complexe - Salle du Bas, this balance is exactly why Ca marche feels at home in our room: it is intimate and conversational, but crafted with the discipline of a writer who knows how to build a satisfying arc.

As a venue, we are attentive to how an artist’s “now” plays in the room, and Felix’s current rhythm is wonderfully alive. Ca marche is structured, but it breathes—he leaves space to play with the audience, to pivot when a moment sparks, and to test a fresh tag or callback. That means two performances are never quite the same, and our acoustics and sightlines make those improvisations land for every seat. If you have caught recent clips tied to Mot de Passe or Mode Avion, you will recognize the premise; in the room, the jokes bloom into layered exchanges that reward being there in person. We keep the stage tight and the transitions seamless so that Felix can lean into timing and physicality without losing momentum. Whether you are discovering him for the first time or following his evolving material, Le Complexe - Salle du Bas offers the closeness that amplifies every detail: the raised eyebrow before a reversal, the hush before a punchline, the collective burst when it all clicks. Come share that spark with us—it’s exactly what Ca marche promises, and exactly what our room loves to deliver.