Karim Duval in a dark jacket over a white T-shirt, standing beneath warm pendant lights.

Image credit: L’Olympia / official promotional image; photographer not stated

Karim Duval’s Entropie was listed at L’Olympia in Paris for Sunday 7 June 2026 at 20:00. The programme placed the comedian’s observations about everyday life inside a larger question: how much energy do we spend trying to keep everything under control?

The idea behind Entropie

The show took its title from the idea of disorder and dissipated energy. Its advertised subjects included work, education, climate change, artificial intelligence and technology, connecting large social questions with smaller habits such as screen time and the constant pursuit of efficiency.

A programme of stand-up and characters

The presentation described a mix of self-deprecation, improvisation and character comedy. Entropie followed Duval’s earlier show Y and approached the uncertainties of reaching forty, using the gap between personal ambitions and a world that keeps changing as its starting point.

The original Paris listing

Encore Un Tour presented the date at L’Olympia, 28 boulevard des Capucines, 75009 Paris. Advertised tickets ranged from €27 to €57. Those prices belong to the June listing; this archive preserves the announced programme and schedule rather than a current ticket offer.