Panayotis Pascot: the latest dates for Entre les deux in Paris

Panayotis Pascot returns to Paris with Entre les deux: Théâtre Fontaine in September and October, Théâtre du Rond-Point from October 6 to 9, then Dôme de Paris on November 6 and 7, 2026 for the show’s final performances.

Panayotis Pascot kicks off the final Paris run of his show Entre les deux. The comedian returns to the Théâtre Fontaine from September 16 to 18, 2026, then to the Théâtre du Rond-Point from October 6 to 9, before another date at Théâtre Fontaine on October 27. The run is set to wrap up on November 6 and 7, 2026 at the Dôme de Paris, billed as the show's final performances.

After stops at L'Européen, the Théâtre Fontaine, Bobino, the Olympia, and even the Palais Garnier, Entre les deux keeps its momentum with a string of performances in the capital. The show runs 1h15 and is recommended for audiences aged 14 and up at the Théâtre du Rond-Point.

In his second show, Panayotis Pascot examines his relationship with adulthood and the disillusionment that comes with it. Entre les deux centers on that period between childhood and the prospect of becoming a parent oneself, turning the doubts and contradictions of adult life into the material for his stand-up.

This introspective streak echoes other projects from the artist. After his first show Presque, Panayotis Pascot published in 2023 La prochaine fois que tu mordras la poussière, a memoir in which he tackles his relationship with his father, his sexuality, and his mental health. The book has since been adapted for the stage, in a production directed by Paul Pascot with Vassili Schneider.

Our review:

After a welcome worthy of a star, Panayotis Pascot opens his show and immediately has the audience at the Théâtre Fontaine in stitches. In a sharp, one-man-show that swings from lighthearted topics to deeper reflections, he guides us through his thoughts and his private life.

Between spot-on impersonations and finely crafted jokes, the talented comedian presents a brand-new, remarkably well-written program that we highly recommend discovering. At only 26, Panayotis Pascot is already emerging as a rising figure in French comedy. He embodies a new generation of bold comedians ready to push boundaries and tackle serious subjects without taboos. Go see it with your eyes closed!

Review written by Philippine in March 2025

To keep up with the rest of the Parisian comedy scene, check out our selection of spectacles d'humour à voir à Paris and our guide to the one-man-shows et one-woman-shows à l'affiche.

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