Héloise Pia

Heloise Pia at Le Complexe - Salle du Haut

From our upstairs stage at Le Complexe - Salle du Haut, we are delighted to welcome Heloise Pia for a set that captures exactly why intimate rooms remain the beating heart of live comedy. Heloise brings tightly crafted writing, an agile sense of timing, and that quicksilver ability to spot the absurd as it happens in the room. Her recent momentum on local stages has been fueled by sharp new sketches such as “Mode Avion,” a nimble piece about the bliss of disconnecting, “Café Serré,” a caffeine-spiked sprint through workplace rituals, and “Sans Filtre,” where she dissects honesty and oversharing with a gleefully mischievous edge. In our space, those pieces don’t just land; they breathe, expand, and ricochet with the audience’s reactions. We have a front-row seat to the way she turns everyday frictions—notifications, family threads, and the polite fictions of small talk—into stories that feel as personal as in-jokes among friends, and as universal as the glow of a screen at midnight.

A fresh, up-close comedy experience

Because Le Complexe - Salle du Haut is a compact upstairs room with warm sightlines and a close arc around the stage, the atmosphere puts Heloise in playful contact with every corner of the audience. Our team leans into that intimacy: lighting is focused and nimble, the sound is crisp, and the pacing allows room for spontaneous detours that often become highlights. Expect roughly an hour of free-flowing comedy where punchlines and crowd moments can fold into each other without losing rhythm. Heloise’s style is unhurried yet incisive; she will tease a premise, test an angle, then twist it in a way that draws laughter from recognition rather than shock. The result is a live experience that rewards attention—callbacks are planted early and bloom later, expressions read clearly even from the back row, and the room’s acoustic warmth lets a whisper or a sigh carry as effectively as a shout. If you love discovering a performer up close, before the material calcifies into a tour set, our upstairs room is built for precisely this kind of encounter.

Artistically, Heloise Pia arrives with a toolkit that feels very now: slice-of-life storytelling, a fondness for linguistic quirks, and a playful habit of staging mini-scenes inside a single bit. Alongside “Mode Avion,” she’s been refining “La Réu qui aurait pu être un mail,” a lean, merciless riff on corporate speak, and “Dimanche en Pyjama,” where weekend comfort becomes a manifesto for boundaries. She also experiments with short-form “émissions” she shares online—compact, self-contained riffs like “Parenthèse Pas Sage” and “Question pour un Date”—which feed the live set with fresh angles and audience-tested tags. On our stage, that ongoing creative loop is palpable: new lines surface, jokes are sharpened, and callbacks thread across the evening in satisfying ways. We’ve curated the room to support that process, from the pace of seating to the way our staff settles the house just before the lights dip. Come ready for a set that celebrates conversation as much as punchlines, where Heloise’s observational wit, quick crowd chemistry, and evolving sketches meet the intimate charge of Le Complexe - Salle du Haut.