Image credit: Le Point Virgule / Najim
Najim presents Le Peuple Migrateur at Le Point Virgule in Paris on 1 and 20 December 2026, with both performances starting at 21:15. The venue lists a one-hour show. These are two individual evenings, not a nightly December run, and the official full-price online option combines a €21 ticket with a €1 booking charge.
A route to the stage through detours
The venue introduces Le Peuple Migrateur through setbacks, chance discoveries and the risk of trying to make a life on stage. Najim’s connection to Alsace, including Wissembourg and Altenstadt, forms part of that advertised account. The creative credits identify Najim Ziani and Pauline Vernier as writers, with Vernier directing. She is not billed as an additional performer. The comedian’s stage name is Najim, so the show title is useful when searching: material about a singer with the same first name belongs to a different artist.
Two sessions and a stated online fee
The venue’s booking button leads to Tick&Live through JMD. Its published full price is €21, with an additional €1 charge for each ticket bought online, making €22 for that specific option. That calculation does not establish every possible reduction or booking category. Select either 1 December or 20 December and check the 21:15 start before confirming. The venue says children under four are not admitted; this is an admission threshold, not a recommendation that the content is intended for all older children.
An outdoor queue in the Marais
Le Point Virgule is at 7 rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, Paris, 75004. Its practical information names Hôtel de Ville on Metro lines 1 and 11 and notes that the queue is outside. Plan clothing and arrival with that outdoor wait in mind, without treating it as a published queue length. An exact doors time and an interval were not established. The stated one-hour running time describes the show itself, so leave room for entry and departure when arranging the rest of the evening.
