Laurie Peret at the Olympia: a new show of intimate chaos and retro songs

On November 29 and 30, 2025, Laurie Peret is back on stage for two exceptional dates at the Olympia, with her new show À Bientôt Quelque Part. Revealed to the general public through her character of an out-of-date mom who handles toy pianos and offbeat songs with humor, the comedian is evolving towards a more personal and assertive form. Through a narrative that blends introspectivestand-up and retro-funk music, she portrays a 40-something woman confronted with her own contradictions, passing addictions and love stories (or survival stories).

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In this second show, Laurie Peret abandons her clumsy motherly persona for a more intimate portrait of herself. She would talk about her chaotic day-to-day life, her inability to manage a household on her own, her weaknesses that she tries to contain "every other week", and her attraction to men with problems. She would also return, with ferocious self-mockery, to the singular circumstances of her birth. It's all presented as a series of "entertaining disasters" of which she is, lucidly, the sole instigator. Behind this comic confession, however, lies a form of reconciliation with herself: a woman who's doing well, because she's finally met herself.

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The show is aimed at adult audiences, particularly women between 30 and 50, who are likely to recognize themselves in the themes addressed: celibacy, mental burden, light addictions and intimate wounds transformed into comic material. Fans of musical humor will also be delighted by Laurie Peret's songs, now accompanied by a real piano in a retro funk style, true to her visual and sonic universe. On the other hand, spectators who are less sensitive to intimatehumor or highly personal narratives may find this artistic proposal less appealing.

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With À Bientôt Quelque Part, Laurie Peret offers a more mature, self-focused show, without abandoning her incisive humor or her now-ubiquitous songs. Two dates at the Olympia could mark a new stage in her career, between self-fiction stand-up and musical revue of everyday life.

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