After making his mark with his character as a reactionary editorial writer, Pablo Mira returns to the stage in a new creation, presented exclusively at Théâtre Marigny on May 19 and 20, 2025. A humorist, columnist and well-known figure on the French satirical scene, this time he offers a more personal show, without abandoning his biting view of society. In this new one-man show, Pablo Mira invites audiences on a journey of introspection, acerbic humor and 90s nostalgia.
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This new show marks a turning point in Pablo Mira 's career as a stage performer, as he abandons the mask of the conservative editorialist to deliver a more direct and assertive message. Still imbued with irony and satire, he would explore the evolution of French society over the last thirty years, with themes as diverse as the family, sexuality, digital technologies and social norms.
The whole would be underpinned by the pop culture of the 90s, the pivotal period of his childhood, serving as a backdrop to his often piquant reflections on the contemporary world.
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The show would appeal primarily to adult audiences familiar with 1990s culture and sensitive to today's societal issues, but also to fans of political humor and media chronicles. Those who have enjoyed his appearances on France Inter or his sketches on stage are likely to find his satirical tone and sense of the offbeat.
On the other hand, this show may not be suitable for younger audiences, or for those with little sensitivity to social satire, as the writing is resolutely rooted in a critical analysis of our times, with a sometimes corrosive form of irony.
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Between nostalgia for the 90s and satire of contemporary mores, Pablo Mira offers a personal, funny and acidic one-man show, true to his style. A must-see for those who like to laugh while they think - or think while they laugh.
This article is based on information available at the time of writing. The show has not been viewed by the editorial staff.
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