Description

As he himself says, "I have a face that doesn't allow for long silences." With his long beard and imposing presence, Umut Köker stands out in the stand-up comedy scene. But don't let his "whipping boy" image fool you, because this thirty-something is no stranger to paradoxes.<br><br> With his sharp pen and his gaze as gentle, sensitive and tender as it is lucid about the world, he delivers a show that is both hilarious and poignant.<br><br> A clever mix of personal confidences about his Turkish and Kurdish origins, his childhood in a suburban tower block until his arrival in a building in La Défense, his single status or the ambient racism, "Paradoxe", his first show, advocates for the need to go beyond appearances.<br><br> Disarming finesse, undeniable comedic naturalness, Umut Köker is the unmissable revelation of this fall.