Stand-up comedy has a special place in Paris, the capital of comedy. Whether you're a fan of observational humor, black comedy or social satire, there's always a show to make you laugh. Parisian stand-up clubs offer a variety of styles and talents, so there's something for everyone.
Attending a stand-up show in Paris is much more than just going out. It's an opportunity to discover talented comedians, both beginners and experienced. Performances are often interactive, creating a friendly atmosphere between artist and audience. This proximity and direct interaction are at the heart of the stand-up experience, making each show unique.
Whatever the season, stand-up shows in Paris are always a good idea. In winter, what could be better than warming up in a comedy club and laughing out loud? In spring and summer, the longer, milder evenings offer a great opportunity to enjoy the city before or after the show. Paris's mild weather during these periods makes going out even more enjoyable!
La scène Barbès, the New York-style comedy club
The Barbès stage is the place to be in Paris's 18th arrondissement. The comedy club offers 3 different sets featuring established comedians, potential future stand-up stars and even first-time performers. [Read more]
The Joke: a comedy club created by Baptiste Lecaplain in central Paris
The Joke, opened in 2022, is a comedy club created by comedian Baptiste Lecaplain . In an elegant, intimate setting, stand-up professionals and new faces alike can be discovered in Paris's 4th arrondissement. [Read more]
Red Comedy Club: a bar comedy club offering quality stand-up shows
Attention stand-up fans! Nestled in the 11th arrondissement, the Red Comedy Club is the new comedy club to discover. The brand-new, designer venue boasts a bar on the first floor, where you can grab a bite to eat before heading down to the basement for a good laugh! [Read more]
The Sebastopol Comedy Club: stand-up comedy in a Paris hotel
The Sebastopol Comedy Club is the unusual comedy stage that awaits you in the heart of the 123 Sebastopol hotel in Paris. Every weekend, in the heart of a hotel, you'll find a stand-up stage hosted by established artists. [Read more]
The Paname Comedy Brunch: a brunch and show at the Paname Art Café
The Paname Art café offers a brunch followed by a show, every Saturday and Sunday, every Wednesday, every public holiday and every day during school vacations. The Paname Comedy Brunch is an opportunity to spend a tasty moment followed by a good laugh. [Read more]
The Théâtre du Marais, a theater with a humorous program
The Théâtre du Marais opened its doors in 1637. Today located at 37 rue Volta, the theater has had many different addresses, but its name has endured over the centuries. [Read more]
Cartel Comedy Club: the new comedy club in the heart of Paris - our review
The Cartel Comedy Club is one of the new addresses to discover in Paris. Nestled in the heart of the capital, a stone's throw from Hôtel de Ville, the Cartel Comedy Club is also a bar and restaurant. We've tried it out and give you our opinion! [Read more]
The Palais des Glaces, one of the last concert halls on the rue du Faubourg du Temple
The Palais des Glaces was one of the many theaters on rue du Faubourg du Temple. Today, it is one of the last, with a program focused on comedy shows. [Read more]
Théâtre du Point Virgule, a stage for comedy shows in the heart of the Marais district
Le Point Virgule specializes in comedy and one-man shows. Located at 7 rue Sainte-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, the theater has been in existence for almost 50 years. [Read more]
Alexis Tramoni: His Stand-Up Performance at the Petit Palais des Glaces
Alexis Tramoni is performing his show Le Meilleur et le Pire at the Petit Palais des Glaces in Paris every Friday and Saturday at 9:30 PM, with performances scheduled through June 27, 2026. [Read more]
There’s joy in the air! : Michaël Hirsch’s solo show extended at the Œuvre
The one-man show Y'a de la joie! by Michaël Hirsch, directed by Mikaël Chirinian, has been extended at the Théâtre de l’Œuvre in Paris until June 25, 2026. [Read more]
