It's going to go smoothly: Camille Giry at L’Européen starting September 2026

Ça va bien se passer marks Camille Giry’s first solo show. Following a run at La Nouvelle Seine, the comedian settles in at L’Européen in Paris, from September 17 to December 17, 2026. Performances are scheduled every Thursday at 9:30 PM.

In this one-woman show, Camille Giry offers an accessible take on feminism, framed as a space for dialogue and understanding. She starts from a simple premise: the term “feminist” still carries a host of stereotypes, and she tackles them head-on. Blending personal stories, hard data, reflections, and animal metaphors, she uses humor to question the clichés surrounding equality and bring them back into everyday life.

Ça va bien se passer embraces the stand-up playbook, with a streamlined staging centered on the spoken word. The rhythm alternates between demonstrations, anecdotes, and offbeat visuals, delivering a direct line to the audience. The production is staged by Alexandra Bialy, with Rabah Benachour serving as artistic collaborator.

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Trained at the Cours Florent, Camille Giry has previously appeared in a number of plays and taught improvisation. She’s also known as one half of the duo Camille & Justine, active on social media. That trajectory informs a show that threads together engagement, knowledge sharing and contemporary performance practice—without turning the subject into a lesson.

It's All Going to Be Fine is on at L’Européen, 5 rue Biot in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, from September 17 to December 17, 2026, on Thursdays at 9:30 PM. The show runs about 1 hour and 15 minutes and is recommended for ages 12 and up.

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