"See people" by Baptiste Lecaplain
Opening of the ticket office on Thursday, June 15, 2023.
Baptiste Lecaplain's new show "See People" is like a ball pit for adults: it's fun, colorful and it's open to everyone. And you can keep your shoes on!
Baptiste Lecaplain began his career as a children's entertainer in Levallois-Perret.
In September 2006, he decided to quit his job as an animator to go into comedy. A little over a year later, his first show entitled Baptiste se hits the poster, largely autobiographical, was directed by Aslem Smida.
His one-man show is unanimous and the self-taught comedian continues, for 18 months sold out dates. He also filled the Bataclan in Paris nine times in February 2012 before continuing with a national tour. It was on one of his performances that Kyan Khojandi spotted him and offered him a role in the series Bref, broadcast on Canal+ in 2011 where he played Baptiste, the disturbed and endearing roommate.
In 2012, he will begin his film career by joining the team formed by Géraldine Nakache and Hervé Mimran for the dramatic comedy Nous York.
In January 2013, he started La Tournée du Trio with Jérémy Ferrari and Arnaud Tsamere, the three of them performed in the Zéniths de France until February 2013.
Baptiste will also be part of Laurent Ruquier's new team in Les Grosses Têtes on RTL.
His second show Origines was a triumph at the Théâtre du Petit Montparnasse, at the Trianon, as well as on tour and ended with 5 exceptional dates at L'Olympia in 2017.
