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

Félix Le Braz at Le Boui-Boui: analog mischief for a digital city

At Le Boui-Boui, we love nights when our stage becomes a time machine, and Félix Le Braz does exactly that with Flashback génération VHS. Welcoming him to our intimate Lyon room feels natural: his humor thrives on proximity, eye contact, and mischievous asides traded with the front row. The premise is deliciously simple and gloriously specific—reviving the tactile thrills of rewinding tapes, the snow of imperfect tracking, and the unspoken codes of the neighborhood video club—yet the energy is unmistakably current. With this new hour, Félix brings a live-wire rhythm tailor-made for our black-box ambiance, where laughter ricochets off brick and velvet. He plays with the audience’s shared memory, then swerves into sharp, contemporary observations that keep even the streaming generation hooked. For our regulars and first-timers alike, the show lands as both a collective reunion and a discovery: a high-spirited celebration of how yesterday’s analog rituals still shape today’s punchlines. We are thrilled to host him at Le Boui-Boui this season, where every grin, gasp, and giggle is close enough to feel.

Inside Flashback génération VHS

On our stage, Félix orchestrates the kind of participatory nostalgia that begs to be experienced up close. He teases out the etiquette of Friday-night rentals, the panic of a chewed tape, and the family diplomacy required to record over a wedding with an action blockbuster—then snaps the stories forward to the age of autoplay and algorithmic rabbit holes. He channels characters at a speed that mirrors the quick-cut style many fans know from Ce soir c’est Palmashow 4, nods to the mock-heroic awkwardness that made Le Flambeau a phenomenon, and toys with the bluffing spirit viewers adore in LOL: Qui rit, sort!. Between bits, he riffs with the room, improvising tags the way contemporary comics spar on Un bon moment, keeping the atmosphere electric and unpredictable. Expect winks to Saturday-morning cartoons, console wars, and that distinctive click of the VCR that could both promise a blockbuster and doom a family recording—plus resonant detours about how we’ve traded tape-labelling for playlists and glitches for buffering wheels. In the tight focus of Le Boui-Boui, every throwback detail becomes a live conduit for present-tense hilarity.

From our vantage point at Le Boui-Boui, what’s most exciting about Félix Le Braz right now is the momentum of a comic refining in real time. Flashback génération VHS isn’t a museum piece—it’s a living set, tuned to the room and the evening, constantly sharpened by the give-and-take that our audience loves. Félix leans into the shared codes of today’s culture—reacting to the punchy sketch DNA that fuels Ce soir c’est Palmashow 4, the late-night playfulness fans discovered on Le Late avec Alain Chabat, and the candid, confessional rhythms that travel so well in podcast-era banter—while grounding every laugh in the tactile pleasures of tapes, sleeves, and grain. The result is a warm, high-tempo encounter where you can hear the faint ghost of a CRT hum between punchlines and feel the rush of recognition when a single sound effect yanks everyone back to a living room floor. Our team has tuned the room for maximum intimacy—tight sightlines, crisp cues, and just enough space for Félix to turn a row into a recurring character—so each performance becomes a one-night-only cut. If your comedy diet includes the quick-hit adrenaline of LOL: Qui rit, sort!, the situational absurdity of Le Flambeau, or the conversational precision you catch on Un bon moment, this date at Le Boui-Boui is your chance to see those instincts come to life, unplugged and gloriously human, in the glow of a stage built for close-range laughter.