Jérémy Nadeau in "Beaucoup trop", at Grand Point Virgule

You may have been following his YouTube channel a few years ago: Jérémy Nadeau is now presenting his first stage tour, with a run in Paris from October 5 to December 28, 2023. To catch his show, Beaucoup trop, head to the Théâtre Le Grand Point Virgule!

In Beaucoup trop, Jérémy Nadeau talks about his relentless struggle between heart and brain to become a better person, his perception of courage, and the omnipresence of smartphones and social networks in his generation. He also talks about the fact that his mother thinks he does cocaine, that his father never wore underpants, and even that he almost got into a fight with a grandmother on the subway...

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Initially a Youtubeur with over 3.6 million subscribers, Jérémy Nadeau is now back on stage at the Grand Point Virgule. He began making comedy videos on the Internet over 10 years ago, and is now a stand-up comic and film actor. In 2017, he took to the stage for the first time, but it wasn't until this year that he embarked on his first tour of France. He is starring in Cœurs Noirs, the series broadcast on Prime Video since the beginning of the year, as well as a Netflix series, alongside Marina Foïs and Mathieu Kassovitz, which recently finished filming.

So head to the Grand Point Virgule in September, for a show that promises to be hilarious!