At his wedding Benjamin Tranié is the only guest. He plays all the parts – the mayor’s and the guests’s. In his last show, Félicitations et tout et tout, the comedian plays a hilarious comic character. 

Doobie in the mouth, the mayor of a little village marries two people in a refined language. A show biz star bursts out laughing, the nose white with blow. A journalist wearing tweed tells the most horrifying true crimes punctuated by mucky comments. Hilarious common characters, a cockiness that reminds of Coluche, Benjamin Tranié has chosen the retro like a new generation of comedians who reinvents French stand-up comedy. Are we living the final hours of American stand-up comedy ?