The show also held second place in ticket sales across all categories, right behind Céline Dion.
A symbolic achievement for a project launched only three years earlier.
A tour that went national
Before this big Paris date, the jewbuzz Comedy Club had gone out to meet its audience in several cities across France and Europe.
Marseille, Lyon, Strasbourg, Nice, Brussels and Geneva: month after month, the show grew, drawing an ever-larger audience.
The tour was set to reach its climax at the Dôme de Paris in front of more than 4,300 spectators.
A few weeks before the event, the evening was already sold out.
From 80 spectators to the top of the charts
Launched three years earlier in front of just a few dozen people, the jewbuzz Comedy Club adventure gradually changed scale.
This first place in comedy ticket sales in France therefore represents much more than a ranking: it illustrates jewbuzz’s ability to turn a community born on social media into a genuine audience able to gather anywhere in France and Europe.
A few weeks later, the 4,300 spectators at the Dôme de Paris would confirm that evolution at the biggest edition of the jewbuzz Comedy Club ever staged.