Sebastian Marx - Nouveau Spectacle en Rodage

Sebastian Marx is returning to the stage with a brand-new show still in development, at Espace Julien in Marseille. The French-American comedian will perform on Sunday, January 9, 2028 at 5 p.m. for a performance that promises to be as spontaneous as it is unique. Tickets are available online: do not wait to book your place and be among the first to discover this new project.

Sebastian Marx is ready to make audiences laugh at Espace Julien in Marseille with his work-in-progress show

Espace Julien welcomes Sebastian Marx on Sunday, January 9, 2028 at 5 p.m. for an evening that is not quite like the others. The French-American comedian takes the stage with a new show still being developed: the content has not yet been finalized, making this a raw and lively experience somewhere between creation and a finished performance. In Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, this is a rare opportunity to witness a show being born.

A work-in-progress show is the art of testing material in front of a real audience before it is fully cooked—to use the artist’s own tasty metaphor. Imperfect by nature and spontaneous at heart, this type of performance often produces the best moments. For fans of shows in Marseille, it is an opportunity to experience something authentic and unique in Espace Julien’s program.

Tickets: book your seats for Sebastian Marx’s new show at Espace Julien

Sebastian Marx’s performances at Espace Julien regularly sell out. Tickets cost from €36—remember to book quickly so you do not miss this highly anticipated work-in-progress show. You can also find all Sebastian Marx’s upcoming dates on jds.fr.

Sebastian Marx, a French-American comedian with an offbeat perspective

Sebastian Marx is a French-American comedian born in New York who began performing stand-up in New York clubs at the age of 17. After studying film and communications at Boston University, he moved to France around 2010, first to Toulouse and then to Paris, where he established his reputation in the French-speaking live entertainment world.

His dual French-American identity is the guiding thread of his artistic world: observations of everyday life, cultural misunderstandings and linguistic subtleties. He has appeared at the Jamel Comedy Club, as a columnist on RTL and France Inter, and at several comedy festivals. His previous show, On est bien là, was praised by audiences and critics.

How do you get to Espace Julien in Marseille?

Located in the heart of Marseille, Espace Julien is easily accessible by public transport. Notre-Dame-du-Mont - Cours Julien metro station (line M2) is just a 3-minute walk away. The tram also serves the area, with Noailles (T1) 5 minutes away and Canebière-Garibaldi or Canebière Capucins (T2) 7 minutes away. Bus line 74 serves the Trois Frères Barthélémy and Notre-Dame du Mont stops.

For visitors arriving by car, several routes lead to Cours Julien from the A7 (north), A50 (east) and A55 (coast) motorways. A 630-space underground car park is available at the foot of the venue, open 24/7, with a night rate capped at €5 from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. Espace Julien is also fully accessible to people with reduced mobility, with 10 reserved accessible spaces in the car park.

Our advice: take metro line M2 to Notre-Dame-du-Mont - Cours Julien station, just 3 minutes from the venue on foot, to avoid parking problems on the day of the show.