Saturday 24 april 2027 from 20:30 to 20:30

Déjà dix-sept heures - Cédric Salaun

Entertainment/recreation
One man Show / One woman show
Comic

Théâtre de la Cité, 3 rue Paganini, 06000 Nice

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Life flies by at breakneck speed. Yesterday we were playing marbles in the schoolyard, and today we have to open a PER account even though we don't know where we'll be next Tuesday. We really should enjoy life, then...

Excuse me, but how do we do this? I’ve looked for answers: in other people’s advice, in horoscopes, or on TV. Did I find what I was looking for? Maybe. Did I turn it into an entertaining show because life is nothing but one big joke? Oh, yes, it sure did. BIO Cédric Salaun is an actor and writer. He trained as an actor at the Atelier Blanche Salant before joining the TF1 show “Quotidien” in 2019 as the writer for Laura Felpin’s segments. He then co-wrote his show “Ça passe,” which won the 2023 Molière Award for Comedy—and in which he also shares the stage as an actor. That same year, he appeared in Bérengère Krief’s Montreux Gala, then made his film debut in Arthur Sanigou’s “Un Stupéfiant Noël.” In 2025, he launched his first one-man show, which he tested in France and Switzerland. After a full season, his show “Déjà dix-sept heures” will premiere at the Théâtre du Marais in September 2026 and go on tour starting in January 2027. This summer, he made his debut as a columnist on France Inter’s “Grand bien vous fasse.”