Kacem Delafontaine - Ca Va Bien S’passer !

Kacem Delafontaine at Le Complexe - Salle du Bas

At Le Complexe - Salle du Bas, we are delighted to host Kacem Delafontaine with his new show ça va bien s’ passer, an evening built for laughter, quick wit, and that spontaneous spark only a low-ceiling, close-knit room can ignite. Our stage has always been a playground for comedians who thrive on proximity, and Kacem’s style—nimble, conversational, and edged with clever misdirection—translates superbly in this setting. From the moment he steps into the light, the audience is part of the rhythm, responding to his agile storytelling and the way he toys with everyday contradictions. ça va bien s’ passer isn’t just a promise; it’s the lens through which he flips the script on modern anxieties, turning them into communal release. In our basement room, where every breath and beat lands with crisp precision, his timing feels sharper, the silences more charged, and the payoffs more satisfying—comedy that breathes with the room and feeds on our Lyon audience’s lively spirit.

An evening shaped for our room

As a venue, we take pride in presenting artists at defining moments of their trajectory, and Kacem Delafontaine arrives with momentum. He has honed fresh material across club stages in recent months, tightening transitions and layering callbacks that snap into place by the final crescendo. The tone is unmistakably contemporary: social media habits, mismatched expectations, family folklore, and the small glitches that derail our best-laid plans. In the snug embrace of Le Complexe - Salle du Bas, these themes find immediate resonance. You can feel the micro-reactions—gasps, chuckles, knowing nods—bubbling from the first rows to the back wall, fueling Kacem’s elastic delivery. While his online clips have sparked growing chatter, it’s the live encounter that fully reveals his craft: the controlled escalation of a premise, the playful renegotiation of boundaries with the crowd, and an eye for detail that turns a tiny observation into a running engine for the whole hour. Here, the show’s architecture clicks—set-ups land quickly, energy swells, and the room becomes an accomplice to each twist.

Kacem’s artistic moment is notably active, with an itinerary that keeps him in front of audiences week after week and an appetite for refining the nuances of his new set. ça va bien s’ passer showcases a sharpened voice, confident in its own digressions yet anchored by a strong through-line; the narrative threads tie back to earlier beats, rewarding the attentive listener with punchy callbacks. Our technical team has tuned the sound and lighting to mirror his dynamics—tight focus during intimate confessions, wider wash when he opens the throttle—and the result is the kind of comedic flow that thrives in a room like ours. Expect playful audience interaction, but never at the expense of warmth; expect topical flashes, but always grounded in human-scale storytelling. For us at Le Complexe - Salle du Bas, hosting this performance is about more than a date on the calendar: it’s an invitation to experience an artist consolidating his voice in real time, in a space designed to amplify every nuance. Whether you’re discovering Kacem Delafontaine for the first time or following his evolution from earlier club appearances to this new hour, this room is where the details sing and the laughter lingers long after the lights fade.