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

Le Boui-Boui welcomes Félix Le Braz with Flashback: Génération VHS

At Le Boui-Boui, we love staging comedy that feels close, alive, and unfiltered, and that is precisely what happens when Félix Le Braz steps onto our stage with Flashback: Génération VHS. From the moment the lights rise, our intimate room becomes a time capsule, where the glow of cathode rays, the clack of plastic cassettes, and the ritual of rewinding are turned into razor-sharp punchlines. We host this show because its spirit fits our space: playful, direct, and full of crowd energy. The proximity of our seats invites quick-fire exchanges and a pace that is both nostalgic and contemporary, as Félix threads pop-culture memories through the lens of today’s hyper-digital lives. Expect audience banter, smart callbacks, and an affectionate salute to the analog era that shaped so many of our shared references. At Le Boui-Boui, the laughter doesn’t sit at a distance—it surrounds you, and Flashback: Génération VHS is crafted to make that closeness count.

Right now, a comic voice in motion

Félix Le Braz arrives at Le Boui-Boui riding a wave of momentum, refining new material in clubs and releasing short-form clips that keep his voice present in the conversation. His angle in Flashback: Génération VHS is unmistakably current: he contrasts the VHS childhood with the streaming generation, and he peppers those contrasts with winks at recent shows that have reignited our appetite for retro storytelling. You’ll hear sly nods to Stranger Things and Cobra Kai, and the kind of media-savvy humor that recognizes how contemporary formats like LOL: Qui rit, sort! or Le Late avec Alain Chabat have re-tuned our collective sense of what’s funny on screen. From our vantage point at Le Boui-Boui, we see the best comics evolve show by show; Félix is one of those performers whose writing tightens with each pass, whose rhythm feels musical, and whose stage presence rewards rooms like ours that thrive on direct connection. The artistic news is simple and exciting: he’s working, he’s experimenting, and he’s bringing us a set that captures that live-wire instant when material turns into a fully breathing hour.

Our audiences come to Le Boui-Boui for the experience as much as the name on the poster, and Flashback: Génération VHS is designed to be lived in the room. Félix Le Braz swings between sharp observation and physical storytelling, sketching out the rituals of the video-club, the panic of a taped-over recording, and the unspoken code of sharing a remote in a living room packed with siblings. The show’s architecture plays beautifully in our space: quick beats, throwback references that land across generations, and a generous sense of play that invites you to answer back. The jokes are built with clean setups and satisfying tags, and the callbacks reward your attention—especially when Félix stitches together the analog quirks of the past with the strange etiquette of binge culture today. If you’re seeking a night at Le Boui-Boui that feels like a conversation as much as a performance, this is it: a smart, high-spirited hour where the warmth of the room and the craft onstage align, and where the laughter feels as tactile as the tapes the show celebrates.