Félix Junier - Ça Marche - Le Complexe, Lyon

Felix Junier — Ca marche at Le Complexe - Salle du Bas

At Le Complexe - Salle du Bas, we are delighted to welcome Felix Junier for a date that embodies everything our basement room stands for: intimacy, precision, and the electric alchemy that happens when a sharp mind meets an attentive crowd. With Ca marche, Felix brings a crafted hour that thrives in close quarters, where every eyebrow raise, pause, and punchline lands with just the right proximity. Our low stage and wraparound seating concentrate the energy, and the acoustics in Salle du Bas ensure his quick turns of phrase and sly callbacks carry without losing their conversational texture. From the first beat, Felix leans into the warmth of a Lyonnais audience, testing, teasing, then tightening the screws with a rhythm that feels effortless. The show has the pulse of a living conversation: nimble, curious, and unafraid to veer into the everyday absurdities that only reveal themselves when a performer is fully present in the room. This is precisely the kind of hour our space was built to host.

What to expect from Ca marche

Ca marche unfolds like a guided tour through the small negotiations that keep modern life from falling apart. Felix sifts through routines, relationships, and the micro-disasters of urban timing with an eye for detail and a knack for turning afterthoughts into centerpieces. You’ll hear the way he layers premises—starting with an innocuous observation, then revisiting it later with a twist, and finally looping it into a satisfying crescendo—so the show accumulates momentum as it goes. In the Salle du Bas, that architecture becomes palpable: laughs build in waves, and the silences between them are just as intentional. Felix’s stagecraft prizes clarity over spectacle; he sets up scenes with a few crisp strokes, then lets the audience’s imagination fill in the blanks. Expect nimble crowd-reading, quick detours when a moment in the room calls for it, and a through-line that ties the night together without ever feeling didactic. We emphasize a warm, distraction-free setup—clean sightlines, focused light, and the subtle hush that gives a good line the space to bloom—so his material can do exactly what its title promises.

Felix arrives at Le Complexe - Salle du Bas with momentum that’s easy to feel. He has been building his reputation in clubs across France with sets that favor precision writing and a conversational tone, a combination that resonates particularly well in our venue. Our team has tuned the room for this kind of stand-up: a close audience, a responsive mic, and the kind of lighting that keeps the performer’s expressions legible without overwhelming the senses. Ca marche benefits from the room’s balance—intimate enough for confessions, lively enough for rolling laughter—allowing Felix to test timing to the millisecond and to let a well-set tag rumble through the crowd. Whether you’ve discovered him on stage around Lyon or arrive fresh to his work, this date is a chance to experience a full hour in conditions that reward attention and reward it quickly. We prepare the space so that every beat—setup, misdirection, and release—lands with the clarity of a well-tuned instrument, and Felix uses that clarity to make the everyday feel newly, irresistibly funny.