Félix Le Braz - Flashback - Génération Vhs - Le Boui Boui Lyon

Le Boui-Boui welcomes Félix Le Braz with Flashback Generation VHS

At Le Boui-Boui, we are thrilled to open our stage to Félix Le Braz and his Flashback Generation VHS, a fast-paced, affectionate dive into the analog dreams and awkward wonders of the tape era. From our front row, we love how he turns the clunky magic of camcorders, tracking lines, and neighborhood video stores into livewire comedy that feels both nostalgic and strikingly current. The show thrives in our intimate room: Félix riffs with the crowd, rewinds memories in real time, and choreographs the rhythm of punchlines like a cassette snapping into place. What sets him apart for us is the way he makes collective memory tactile—he doesn’t just reference the past; he reloads it, celebrating mixtapes, Saturday-night rentals, and family recordings with a precision that sparks recognition across generations. At Le Boui-Boui, we know a room responds best when a performer can balance heart and mischief, and Félix does exactly that, blending storytelling, characters, and sharp observational beats into a live experience that plays to every corner of the venue.

Current momentum, fresh material, and a tour made for our room

We welcome Félix Le Braz at a moment when his artistic momentum is visibly accelerating. Onstage, Flashback Generation VHS keeps evolving: he’s tightened transitions, added crisp new callbacks, and built out fresh bits that fit our space like a glove. We’ve seen audiences respond to set pieces he dubs Rembobinage, a joyously precise look at the ritual of rewinding; Tracking, a deadpan ode to the lost art of fixing a glitchy picture; and Vidéo-Club, a character-driven tour of the store aisles where whole childhoods were programmed by cardboard sleeves. Beyond this show, Félix has been energizing his calendar with club dates, festival stops, and audience clips that highlight his knack for reading a room and spinning spontaneous moments into fully formed jokes. What excites us as a venue is how he bridges eras: he’s plugged into today’s tempo, but he mines the tactile, analog absurdities of yesterday, which makes the material land beautifully with our Lyon crowd—tech-savvy, culture-curious, and eager for comedy that feels both personal and cinematic.

As hosts, we’re attentive to how a performer uses space, and Félix Le Braz thrives in the close-up setting of Le Boui-Boui. Flashback Generation VHS is built for the immediacy our audience loves: quick turns, lovingly detailed props, and a storytelling arc that lets laughter swell and settle without losing pace. The show’s design favors intimacy—micro-expressions matter, throwaway asides become running gags, and audience reactions naturally shape the next beat—which is precisely the kind of living, breathing performance we curate here. Expect a playful blend of crowd banter and crafted routines; expect call-and-response moments that echo down our aisles; expect a cascade of references that somehow feel fresh, whether you grew up guarding a prized cassette or discovered the VHS mystique through memes and retro streams. From door to stage, our team has tuned the sound and lights to keep every detail crystal clear, so each punchline, pause, and rewind lands with maximum warmth. For anyone in Lyon searching for a night that links memory and modernity, Flashback Generation VHS at Le Boui-Boui promises the spark of shared recollection—and the thrilling rush of laughter that follows when a whole room hits play at once.