Cabaret
Cabaret
Marcel Lucont is the French alter ego of alternative comedian and actor Alexis Dubus. This multi-award-deserving flâneur, raconteur and bon-viveur is an expert at charming women and insulting those he finds stupid. His deadpan stand-up, world-class sex poetry and bawdy chansons have been a huge hit all over the world and now you can book him to add that ‘je ne sais quoi’ to any special occasion of your choice.
Prefer to see Marcel Lucont live at your event? Book a Joogle Live now
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"Wonderful French Wit...superb stuff. His elegant, sardonic turns of phrase are an utter joy"
Time Out
Make My Joogle make Joogles, these are personalised video performances or messages. There’s lots of performers to choose from, so it might be a song, a poem, a joke, a magic trick, or even a palm reading. Check out our acts to get started.
Go to your act’s booking page and choose a shout-out or performance. Add information about your lucky recipient (or yourself, if it’s for you) to help your act personalise your video. When you’re ready, send your request, pay, and wait for your Joogle to arrive.
It depends on the act and your request, but it’ll usually be ready within 7 days. All requests will be completed within the timeframe specified by the act. If for any reason your request is declined you will not be charged. Need something quick? Browse our express artists with the filter to get a Joogle in 24 hours or less.
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"Excellently dry"
The Times
"Fresh, accessible and hilarious"
The Guardian
“Wickedly funny”
The Telegraph
