Nordine Ganso returns to the Palais des Glaces with Violet in September 2024

The Palais des Glaces welcomes Nordine Ganso for his show Violet, from September 12, 2024 to January 11, 2025, offering a unique experience where softness and dreams blend in an electric atmosphere. Nordine Ganso, known for his captivating energy and hard-hitting humor, offers an exploration of the color violet, a symbol of serenity, spirituality and dreams.

In this one-man show, written by Nordine Ganso and Ilyes Mela, and directed by Thierno Thioune, the artist invites the audience into his world where violet is not just a color, but an invitation to reflection and appeasement. "Let 's spend this hour together, considering that I am your Violet ", suggests Ganso, establishing an intimate connection with his audience.

Nordine Ganso has quickly established himself on the French comedy scene thanks to his original approach and talent for capturing the nuances of everyday life with humor and intelligence. His ability to engage the audience in dialogue through the prism of his observations offers a rich and memorable live performance experience.

The Palais des Glaces is the ideal venue for this kind of intimate, immersive performance. This historic space, known for its warm ambience and excellent acoustics, promises an unforgettable evening where humor and art meet.

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This show is the perfect opportunity to discover or rediscover Nordine Ganso, an artist who continues to explore the frontiers of humor and live performance. Violet promises to be an experience rich in color, emotion and laughter.

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