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Bobos go skiing
Trade the icy mountain peaks for a dose of hilarious chaos in this comedy following a reluctant city dweller on a snow-filled quest. You will follow his struggle against eccentric instructors and mysterious beasts in a performance that turns every mishap into a brilliant punchline.
La Divine Comédie (Paris 9th)
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Experience a chilly comedy with "Les Bobos font du ski", a show following Tony, a die-hard Parisian who hates the mountains. Bound by his grandfather's final wishes to scatter ashes, he faces a wild adventure involving a frantic ski instructor, thrifty Belgian tourists, and even a Yeti. Suitable for ages 6 and up, this interactive performance invites the audience to become part of the story. Head to La Divine Comédie in the 9th arrondissement to solve puzzles and navigate this hilarious journey. Tickets start at 10 euros for this high-altitude romp where every scene is packed with laughs.
Tony, a quintessential Parisian hipster, hates the mountains.
The only catch: to respect his grandfather's last wishes, he must go there to scatter his ashes.
Between an unhinged instructor, a stingy Belgian couple, and… the Yeti, Tony will have to overcome his fears and solve a series of puzzles to access his inheritance.
A frosty, family-friendly comedy where every scene is a fall!
And that night, you are the tourists!
Our take on this event
Tony is a quintessential Parisian who would rather avoid the slopes at all costs. However, to secure his inheritance, he must fulfill his grandfather's final request: travel to the mountains to scatter his remains. This setup leads to a series of comedic encounters, including a wild ski instructor, a stingy Belgian couple, and an unexpected run-in with a Yeti. Throughout the show, Tony must overcome his fears and solve riddles, with the audience pulled right into the heart of the action.
Performances take place at La Divine Comédie, located at 2 rue Saulnier, 75009 Paris. The show runs every Saturday from October 3, 2026, to January 9, 2027, with showtimes from 16:00 to 17:45. Tickets are available starting at 10 euros. Recommended for audiences aged 6 and older, it is a perfect opportunity for families to enjoy a witty, fast-paced theatrical experience in the heart of Paris.
