Philippe Caverivière - Tu Crois que c'Est Une Bonne Idée ? - Tournée
About this event
Philippe Caverivière brings his very first solo show to Marseille on Tuesday 25 January 2028 at 8pm. Presented at Le Dôme de Marseille, this one-man show, titled "Tu crois que c'est une bonne idée ?", promises an evening of comedy where laughter meets emotion. Part of a national tour, this solo performance marks Caverivière's move from radio and television to the stage. Book your tickets now so you don't miss this Marseille date.
Philippe Caverivière takes to the stage at Le Dôme de Marseille with "Tu crois que c'est une bonne idée ?"
On 25 January 2028, audiences in Bouches-du-Rhône are expected at Le Dôme de Marseille to discover Philippe Caverivière's first one-man show. In this show, titled "Tu crois que c'est une bonne idée ?", the comedian presents a world he describes himself as « superficial through depth »: a distinctive way of turning absence and the most sensitive subjects into material for laughter.
This solo show, presented by Gilbert Coullier Productions and Philgood Prod, with the support of France TV, RTL and Le Parisien, explores the boundary between humor and emotion. Caverivière shows that laughter can be a real tool for healing, even in the face of the most painful things. Fans of comedy shows in Marseille will find this an original and personal performance.
Tickets for Philippe Caverivière's "Tu crois que c'est une bonne idée ?" at Le Dôme de Marseille
Tickets to see Philippe Caverivière at Le Dôme de Marseille are available at prices ranging from €38 to €68. Given the comedian's growing popularity and strong demand for this national tour, we recommend booking your seats without delay so you don't miss this evening.
Find all of Philippe Caverivière's tour dates and follow his upcoming performances throughout France.
Philippe Caverivière's artistic career
Born on 8 February 1971 in Beauvais, Philippe Caverivière began working in entertainment at Club Med in 1993, where he had a career-defining meeting with Nicolas Canteloup. From 2002, he became one of Canteloup's writers at Rire & Chansons and then Europe 1, before co-writing the show Nicolas Canteloup n'arrête jamais at the Folies Bergère in 2012.
In 2019, he joined RTL with his daily segment L'Œil de Philippe Caverivière, also broadcast on M6, and established himself as a commentator on France 2. Named « Humorist of the Season » at the TV Notes 2023, he took a new step in January 2026 with the launch of his first one-man show. You can also see Philippe Caverivière performing in Toulouse as part of the same tour.
How to get to Le Dôme de Marseille?
Le Dôme de Marseille is easy to reach by public transport. The most convenient option is the metro: Saint-Just – Hôtel du Département station on line M1 is just a 2-minute walk from the venue. Several RTM bus routes also serve the St Just Raguse (1-minute walk) and Chartreux (14-minute walk) stops: routes 72, 82, 81, 53, B2, 33, 34, with night service available. For schedules, contact RTM at 04 91 91 92 10.
For visitors arriving by car, take the Plombières exit from the A7 motorway or the La Timone exit from the A50 motorway. The car park beneath the Hôtel du Département has 580 spaces and offers free parking for the duration of the show upon presentation of a ticket (the vehicle must be removed at the end of the performance). Paid parking is also available nearby, but fills up quickly on event evenings.
Our tip: take metro line M1 to Saint-Just – Hôtel du Département station, just a 2-minute walk from Le Dôme. It's the fastest and most comfortable way to reach the venue, especially in the evening.
Le Dôme de Marseille also hosts other events not to be missed: for example, catch the Johnny Symphonique Tour show at Le Dôme de Marseille for an evening paying tribute to the giant of French rock.
