NAPO

Napoleon wakes up in the middle of our chaotic present day and immediately decides that the best course of action is to run for president. This witty comedy follows the former leader as he tries to navigate modern politics with his characteristic intensity and disastrous results. Prepare for a riotous evening where history and current events collide in the most unexpected way.

Experience NAPO, the latest comedy by Eric Delcourt, taking place at the Théâtre Comédie Bastille. The premise follows Napoleon Bonaparte, who is thrust from the 1815 battlefield into modern-day 2026. Facing a nation in turmoil, he decides to assemble a quirky team and run for the French presidency. This production, suitable for audiences aged 12 and up, offers a humorous look at contemporary politics through the eyes of a historical icon. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring all theater lovers can enjoy this satirical journey created by the mind behind "La sœur du Grec" and "Hors piste."

In this original comedy, Napoleon Bonaparte is caught in an explosion during the Battle of Waterloo and wakes up in the year 2026. Believing he is the only one capable of saving a struggling France, he embarks on a bold campaign to become the next President of the French Republic. Supported by a colorful team, Napoleon navigates the complexities of modern political life with his legendary ambition. This 1 hour and 25 minute production provides a witty contrast between 19th-century tactics and 21st-century society.

Performances run at the Théâtre Comédie Bastille in the 11th arrondissement until January 3, 2027. Showtimes are scheduled for Thursdays and Saturdays at 21:00, Fridays at 19:00, and Sundays at 15:00. The theater provides full accessibility for wheelchair users.

Ticket pricing is structured into two main categories: 40 € and 30 €. Reduced rates of 12.50 € are offered to patrons under 26 years old and residents of the 11th arrondissement. Additionally, a group rate of 24.50 € is available for those attending with others.