Monsieur Fernandez - Dans L'avis Des Autres - Théâtre Le Boui-boui De Lyon

At Le Boui-Boui, we are delighted to welcome Monsieur Fernandez with his razor‑edged stand‑up hour L'avis des autres, a show that feels purpose‑built for our intimate room and its close‑up connection between stage and audience. In our cozy, brick‑lined space, every whisper of timing, every sideways glance, and every carefully planted pause lands with precision, which makes this set particularly electric. The premise is universal—how other people’s opinions steer, sting, and sometimes save our lives—but the delivery is thrillingly personal, shaped by an agile performer who thrives on the immediacy of the crowd. Here, you won’t just watch from a distance; you’ll feel the rhythms of the writing and the spontaneity of the moment, as Monsieur Fernandez weaves observational humor with crowd‑aware riffs that keep the room alert and laughing. From the front row to the back, L'avis des autres turns Le Boui-Boui into a pressure cooker of punchlines and recognition, an ideal laboratory where a comic’s voice meets an audience’s instincts.

What audiences can expect at Le Boui-Boui

In L'avis des autres, Monsieur Fernandez explores the modern choreography of judgment—how a throwaway comment on a group chat can snowball into a full identity crisis, how a parent’s well‑meant advice can collide with algorithm‑shaped expectations, how dating apps turn feedback into a lifestyle. The show’s spine is classic stand‑up craft, but the references are unmistakably current: he riffs on the culture of televised and streaming challenges and the quick‑take media we all consume, threading in playful nods to widely watched programs like LOL: Qui rit, sort!, Hot Ones – la version française, Quotidien, and Top Chef as symbols of our collective taste for instant verdicts. Expect forensic attention to everyday language—how we hedge our opinions, how we weaponize “just saying,” how we outsource confidence to five‑star ratings—delivered with the nimble energy that Le Boui-Boui’s tight acoustics reward. The show lives in the overlap between confession and commentary, forever returning to the same essential question: are we still ourselves when we are calibrated by others?

Current artistic momentum, seen from our stage

From our vantage point at Le Boui-Boui, the momentum around Monsieur Fernandez is palpable. The edition of L'avis des autres you’ll see here is tuned for the present moment: fresh tags, newly sharpened callbacks, and playful detours that have been honed in intimate rooms like ours where responsiveness matters. We’ve watched him arrive early to walk the space and listen to the room, adjusting the pacing to amplify that elastic give‑and‑take with the crowd that a larger theatre can’t quite replicate. Offstage, his artistic news is as dynamic as the performance: he cultivates a lively digital presence with bite‑sized stand‑up beats and topical slices of everyday absurdity, and he keeps his material evolving with club‑tested updates that roll into the show from week to week. For our audience, that means a set that feels alive—rooted in strong writing but open to the moment—whether he is dismantling polite dinner‑table diplomacy, decoding the social thermodynamics of the “seen” checkmark, or lampooning the tiny rituals that we pretend aren’t auditions for approval. At Le Boui-Boui, we prize that living, breathing quality of stand‑up; it’s why this hour lands so vividly here, and why each performance of L'avis des autres becomes its own vivid snapshot of the times.