Everything will go smoothly at La Grande Comédie in Paris

Everything Will Be Fine, the comedy written by Alil Vardar with Vincent Azé, is currently on in Paris. The play runs at the Comédie Saint-Martin until June 14, 2026, before a planned revival at La Grande Comédie, in the 9th arrondissement, from June 15 to October 15, 2026.

This boulevard comedy opens with a simple premise: Samy and Manon are set to wed within 24 hours. Before the ceremony, each party celebrates their bachelor or bachelorette night with friends in two separate hotel suites. The evening takes a wild turn when an unknown woman knocks on the guys’ door and Samy falls for her, on the eve of his marriage.

With this vaudeville spark, Tout va bien se passer fits squarely into the world of farce, with doors slamming and romantic situations growing more tangled. The play is by Alil Vardar, known in particular for Le Clan des divorcés, and co-written with Vincent Azé. The announced cast includes Mehdi Mohand, Ryad BaxX, Arsène Mosca, Lionel Liaget, Guillaume Carcaud, Vincent Azé, Benjamin Zeitoun and Antonin Passavy.

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The show is aimed at audiences who enjoy comédie au théâtre, boulevard-style comedies, and lighthearted explorations of relationships, marriage, and family mishaps. The running time is slated at about 1 hour 30 minutes, with a performance labeled as suitable for all audiences.

For more ideas for nights out on the Paris stage, also check out our pick of the plays and shows to see this week in Paris and our guide to the comedies currently playing in Paris theatres.

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