Jarry Atypique, a wildly irresistible show

Mar. 07 2014

by Marc Dedonder

"On average, a person changes jobs seven times during his or her life." If this is only a postulate, it is applied on stage by Anthony Lambert, alias Jarry.

A young job seeker with boundless energy, he spends a lot of time telling us about his professional setbacks. Alternately a member of the GIGN, a priest in charge of the confessional or a butcher at Rungis, Jarry delivers an offbeat performance in an atypical but above all very funny show, at the crossroads of stand-up comedy and a gallery of characters.

A supermarket singer, a skilled majorette, this "bewildered oddball" has many strings to his bow and regales us with his very gay-friendly humor. Because yes, effeminate and zany, Jarry fantasizes about the baton of his superiors, invites the priest to sin and looks for his prince charming in a thirsty princess. Speaking of princesses, the artist really involves the audience in his show and does not hesitate to improvise a few digressions. Beware, no one is safe!

Jarry Atypical

Théâtre Trévise - 75009 Paris

From Thursday to Saturday until March 29, 2014