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

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

At Le Boui-Boui, our intimate Lyon stage is built for comedians who turn shared memories into vibrant, living moments, and that is exactly why we are thrilled to host Felix Le Braz with Flashback Generation VHS. From the first beat, he taps into that universal feeling of rewinding a childhood, using the glow of old cathode-ray screens and the clatter of tape spools as a backdrop for fast, nimble stand-up. We love shows that spark conversations on the way out, and this set invites audiences to compare the tales we recorded over, the family footage we tried to hide, and the mixtapes that outlasted first crushes. Watching him riff with the room, it’s clear he thrives in close quarters: he listens, he bounces lines off reactions, and he brings the crowd into the rhythm of nostalgia, not as spectators but as co-authors of an evening that feels both personal and universally recognizable. This is a performance shaped for a venue like ours—quick-footed, generous, and delightfully human.

What to expect from Flashback Generation VHS at our Lyon comedy home

Flashback Generation VHS plays like a living scrapbook, and Felix Le Braz flips the pages with a stand-up sensibility that keeps the punchlines tight and the storytelling warm. Fans tell us they come for the memories but stay for the originality, and within this show he has crafted a string of standout bits—Tracking Lines and Tape Heads, The Video Club Confessional, Be Kind, Rewind, Remote-Control Olympics, and Pause/Play Romance—each a cheeky, relatable snapshot of analog life. Expect playful callbacks to clunky record functions, hand-labeled spines, and that unique panic when somebody taped over a birthday with an action movie trailer. He reads the room with deft timing, turning a single audience suggestion into improvised riffs that feel tailor-made for the night. Our setting at Le Boui-Boui magnifies those moments: the laughter ricochets off the brick, the eyes meet, the details land. By the time he reaches Couch-Dub Karaoke or Saturday Morning Snow, you can sense a crowd leaning in, sharing the same frame, hearing the soft hiss of a nostalgia that still feels absolutely present-tense.

As for the artist’s current momentum, we see a performer who is actively expanding the world of Flashback Generation VHS while keeping his writing sharp and contemporary. Between tour dates, Felix Le Braz has been crafting short-form sketches that extend the show’s themes into new corners—pieces like VHS vs. Streaming, Rewind Anxiety, Camcorder Kids, Saving Over the Tape, and Analog Crush. These tightly edited clips carry the same heart and precision you’ll catch on our stage, yet they give him space to experiment with pacing, cutaways, and the playful POV of a generation negotiating the handoff from cassettes to cloud. In our conversations with comedy fans before and after sets at Le Boui-Boui, we’ve heard how these recent sketches have become gateways to the live experience; audiences arrive with a favorite bit in mind and leave quoting a new one they just discovered. That ongoing dialogue between online snippets and in-room spontaneity keeps the material fresh: a quick aside becomes a new runner, a crowd line finds its way into the next draft, and the laughter evolves night by night. Hosting him here, we witness an artist in motion—curious, precise, and eager to test where the analog pulse of Flashback Generation VHS can lead.