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

Le Boui-Boui welcomes Félix Le Braz

At Le Boui-Boui, we love artists who make our intimate stage feel like a living room full of shared memories, and Félix Le Braz does exactly that. With a razor-sharp sense of observation and an infectious warmth, he arrives in Lyon with the energy of a storyteller who knows how to turn a packed room into a friendly reunion. We’ve watched audiences connect instantly with his blend of personal anecdotes and playful cultural references, a sensibility very much in conversation with today’s comedy landscape. If you enjoy the quick-fire, pop-culture-savvy rhythms that shape contemporary formats like LOL: Qui rit, sort!, Zen, Hot Ones FR, Quotidien, or Clique, you’ll recognize that modern pulse in Félix’s timing—only here, the punchlines are tuned to the heartbeat of a live crowd, and the laughter ricochets off our brick walls in real time.

Flashback Generation VHS on our stage

Flashback Generation VHS has the feel of a time capsule cracked open under stage lights. On our Boui-Boui stage, Félix Le Braz turns the tactile rituals of a lost era into comedy gold: the clack of a tape, the white noise of tracking lines, the mythical rental store shelf where the best box was always missing, the Sunday-night dubbing that made heroes sound oddly familiar. He layers stand-up with character-driven moments, deft act-outs, and crowd rapport, nudging you to remember your first camcorder bloopers, the family recorder that ate the ribbon, and those grainy recordings that somehow made everything feel more epic. There’s a knowing wink to after-school TV marathons and bedroom posters, but the writing is anything but nostalgic for nostalgia’s sake; Félix uses the VHS era as a mirror to today’s instant-scroll world, asking what we gained in speed and what we lost in texture. Expect a clever rhythm that oscillates between high-energy bits and softer, cinematic beats, the kind of cadence that lets you laugh, breathe, and then laugh again harder.

For us at Le Boui-Boui, this show is the perfect fit for our close-up format: the audience becomes a chorus of “I remember that!” as Félix bounces from shared memory to surprise twist, never letting the room settle for long. You might hear affectionate nods to the TV compass points of a generation—weekend cartoons, dubbed action sagas, and the analog quirks that defined an age—while he playfully contrasts them with the slick, bingeable world of now. The humor is generous and intergenerational: older fans savor the details; younger ones discover a retro universe they’ve only seen in clips. In the spirit of the best modern stand-up—think the agile, idea-forward vibe you find inspiring today on LOL: Qui rit, sort! or the nimble talk-show wit of Quotidien—Félix folds clever observations into punchlines that feel both precise and joyfully off-the-cuff. Flashback Generation VHS isn’t just a trip down memory lane; in our room, it becomes a communal screening of everything that made us press “rewind” before we ever learned to swipe.