Chaos, improvised comedy returns to the Studio des Champs-Élysées

Chaos is on at the Studio des Champs-Elysée s in Paris's 8th arrondissement from September 23 to December 31, 2024, and promises to be an evening out of the ordinary. Founded in 2006, Compagnie Eux has enjoyed considerable success with shows such asImpro Feydaux and Bio, totalling 70,000 spectators and over 1,000 performances.

In the Bio improv show, the audience co-constructs the story of an imaginary hero with the actors. The audience is free to choose the hero 's story, and the actors respond to the audience's requests with their improvisational skills. The success of Bio led the company to represent France at the Chicago Impro Festival, the world's biggest improv event. Their latest improvised comedy, Chaos, will be performed at the Studio des Champs Élysées.

Compagnie Eux returns with Chaos, a new show "improvised and worked, light and violent, messy and organized, where suddenly everything makes sense as if by magic. A successful bluff that reveals itself and shows us that even when improvising, there's no room for chance; chaos rises up and is tamed". A mysterious first glimpse from the Compagnie, which promises an improvised comedy full of surprises.

Compagnie Eux brings together 7 actors on stage: Jean-Marc Guillaume, Mark Jane, Loic Armel Colin, Odile Cantero, Hélène Lauret, Nabla Leviste and Timothée Ansieau, the company's artistic director. In addition to their improvised comedies, the Eux company takes part in improvisation festivals, and runs workshops and courses to train new talent in the field of theatrical improvisation. They are back on stage in Chaos at the Studio des Champs-Elysées from September 23 to December 31, 2024.

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