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

At Le Boui-Boui: hosting Monsieur Fernandez with L'avis des autres

At Le Boui-Boui, we love evenings where the room becomes an extension of the stage, and that is exactly what happens when Monsieur Fernandez brings L'avis des autres to our intimate Lyon space. The show thrives on proximity: every row feels close, every reaction matters, and the artist’s quicksilver timing turns the murmurs and laughter of our audience into living material. L'avis des autres is a one-person cyclone of everyday observation and social satire, but with a warm, human touch that makes the crowd feel both seen and playfully teased. From the very first beats, Monsieur Fernandez leans into the unique acoustics and closeness of Le Boui-Boui to build momentum, layering punchlines with the kind of micro-pauses and friendly glances that only truly land in a room like ours. The subject—how other people’s opinions shape, distort, and sometimes delight our lives—unfolds as a sequence of fast, vivid scenes, taking the audience from family chatter to workplace bravado, from online commentary to the hush of dinner-table diplomacy. We host many comedians throughout the year; few navigate that razor’s edge between wit and warmth as deftly as Monsieur Fernandez.

An artist in motion: the current pulse around Monsieur Fernandez

What we appreciate most about the recent momentum around Monsieur Fernandez is how naturally it dovetails with the broader energy of the stand-up scene. Across France, comedy has never felt more alive, energized by the popular appetite for sharp, personal writing and the cultural conversation sparked by programs like LOL: Qui rit, sort! and Paname Comedy Club. Within that landscape, Monsieur Fernandez stands out for his craftsmanship: his transitions arc like miniature stories, the callbacks arrive with a satisfying snap, and his crowd work never feels like a detour—it feels like part of the script that just happened to be written on the spot. When he sets L'avis des autres down on the Le Boui-Boui stage, we see a performer who has been honing fresh angles on familiar situations, embracing the tempo of a compact room, and trusting silence as much as laughter. The result is a set that breathes: lively but unhurried, quick yet unforced, with a rhythm that lets every joke land and settle before the next wave builds. We hear it nightly—audiences leave buzzing about how seen they felt, the way even a passing aside can mirror a private thought they hadn’t put into words.

From our vantage point backstage at Le Boui-Boui, L'avis des autres is calibrated with the precision of a theatrical piece and the spontaneity of top-tier stand-up. The writing favors strong premises you can grasp in a heartbeat, then deepens with playful detours that come back around in sly callbacks. Monsieur Fernandez is especially adept at framing everyday voices—the officious colleague, the overconfident friend, the well-meaning relative—so that each becomes a character you recognize instantly, but never a caricature. The space itself helps: the low ceiling concentrates laughter, the close seating makes reactions contagious, and the intimacy encourages those delightful off-script moments that become audience legends. As the show continues its run here, we see the material constantly refreshed—tiny tweaks in a setup, a new angle spun from a stray comment in the second row—proof of a living work that grows with its audience. L'avis des autres fits Le Boui-Boui like a glove: it’s nimble, human, and irresistibly conversational, turning a night out into a shared portrait of how we talk, judge, tease, and ultimately connect, all because one comic dares to press lightly on the tender, funny places where opinions take shape.