Friday 4 december at 20:30

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STAND-UP “APOCALYPSE NOW NOW” Dedo returns to the stage with a brand-new show that’s as biting as it is outrageous.

Get ready to be swept up in a whirlwind of absurdity, dark humor, and biting observations, with the eye of the cyclone being the burning question: Is the end of the world coming next week, just before noon?… With his unique style, blending biting irony and rock ’n’ roll philosophy, he explores the signs of a collapse that is dangerously approaching… Between an obsessive parrot, a comedian robot, and an aggressive yet gourmet Japanese man, you have a few ingredients for an explosive and hard-hitting one-man show that reminds us that in the midst of chaos, there’s always humor to serve as a band-aid, making the future—even an apocalyptic one—more bearable. But it’s still better if you have health insurance.