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Perspectives 2027: Debate Evening and Comedy Club
Highlight of the Pride Festival organized by the 14th arrondissement Town Hall.
Salle des fêtes de la Mairie du 14e arrondissement
About
Evening Program
Roundtable "What rights and what struggles for LGBTQIA+ people in 2027?"
Moderated by Coline Folliot, co-president of the Association of LGBTQIA+ Journalists and journalist at Le Monde.
With the presence of: Lucie Castet, Mayor of the 12th arrondissement of Paris, proposed as Prime Minister by the New Popular Front, and representatives of the LGBTQIA+ community and authors.
As the presidential election approaches, the rights of LGBTQIA+ people seem more fragile than ever. In a deleterious international climate, transphobia is being expressed in an increasingly uninhibited way and conservatives are alternating between instrumentalizing LGBTQIA+ issues to defend a xenophobic and Islamophobic agenda and promising regression. LGBTQIA+ people are therefore at risk of being one of the targets of the campaign that is beginning, even as many new rights have yet to be won.
Comedy Club: Carte Blanche to Tahnee
With Tahnee, Lou Trotignon, and Natacha Prudent.
What do the 14th arrondissement Town Hall and comedian Tahnee have in common? The conviction that our pride deserves to be celebrated all year round!
Tahnee offers you a luminous, joyful, and resolutely activist stand-up evening.
Tahnee invites Lou Trotignon and Natacha Prudent for a moment full of humor and empowerment, because laughing is also about giving ourselves collective strength!
Our take on this event
Combine deep reflection with bold humor for a night that refuses to choose between activism and celebration. From insightful discussions on LGBTQIA+ rights to a hilarious lineup of stand-up sets, this event is the perfect space to recharge and find strength in shared laughter.
Join the 14th arrondissement Town Hall on Saturday, November 21, 2026, for an evening of political debate and stand-up comedy. From 19:00 to 21:30, the main hall hosts a panel on LGBTQIA+ rights moderated by Coline Folliot, featuring Lucie Castet and various activists. The second half of the night showcases a comedy club curated by Tahnee, featuring Lou Trotignon and Natacha Prudent. Admission is free, though advance booking is required. The venue is wheelchair accessible and adapted for blind or visually impaired guests. Please note that this event is strictly for attendees aged 18 and over.
As the presidential election approaches, the 14th arrondissement Town Hall invites you to an evening dedicated to both critical discussion and joy on Saturday, November 21, 2026. Starting at 19:00, journalist Coline Folliot leads a roundtable titled « What rights and struggles for LGBTQIA+ people in 2027? ». Guests include Lucie Castet, Mayor of the 12th arrondissement, along with LGBTQIA+ activists and authors, who will address the current political climate and the future of rights for the community.
The event shifts to a more lighthearted tone with a comedy club featuring Tahnee, who provides a carte blanche showcase alongside Lou Trotignon and Natacha Prudent. This segment aims to celebrate pride through stand-up comedy, turning laughter into a form of collective empowerment. The evening concludes at 21:30.
Entry is free of charge, but guests must book their spot in advance. The event takes place at the Salle des fêtes, 12 rue Pierre Castagnou. The facility is fully accessible to wheelchair users and provides adaptations for blind or visually impaired participants. All attendees must be at least 18 years old.
