Marelle Bleue! Comedy club + DJ set

Bordeaux has plenty of polished nightlife, but this Friday event keeps things simple: six performers, 90 minutes, and a DJ set afterward in a new bar near the quays. You may see stand-up, magic, and imitation, with the show designed as a social night out rather than a formal theater performance.

I like the six-euro price and the freedom to eat and drink during the evening. I also like the setting at Le Pas de la Lune, where stone vaults, generous cheese boards, and music give the night more shape than a basic comedy ticket.

The main thing to consider is language. Some material is presented in its original language, so you should be comfortable with possible French-language comedy or mixed-language acts. Arrive about 30 minutes early, since the bar is part of the experience and the inexpensive local food can be worth ordering before the show.

Key things to know before Friday night

• Six artists in 90 minutes: Expect a quick sequence of stand-up, magic, imitation, and other comedy styles.
• Two Friday start times: The show runs at 7 pm and 9 pm, giving you room to fit it around dinner.
• Le Pas de la Lune: The meeting point is a new Bordeaux bar on Rue du Moulin, close to the quays.
• Food and drinks during the show: You can order refreshments and bring them into the comedy room.
• DJ set until 2 am: The night can continue after the comedy instead of ending when the curtain does.
• Six euros for the core evening: At this price, it is one of the easier Bordeaux nightlife choices to fit into a budget.

Six performers, one fast-moving comedy set

The main event gives you 90 minutes with six artists. That format matters. Instead of relying on one comedian to carry a full evening, the program moves from one performer to the next, with stand-up, magic, imitation, and other short acts in the mix.

I like this kind of bill for a first comedy-club visit. If one style is not your favorite, the next act is not far away. The short sets also keep the pace brisk, though the trade-off is that you may not see enough of any one artist to get a full-length performance.

The show includes an interval, according to the detailed description of the evening. That gives you time to order another drink, check in with your group, or simply reset before the second half. You are not expected to sit silently in a theater for the entire 90 minutes, which makes the night feel relaxed and social.

The artists are not listed individually in the available details, but Ratatouille is named in connection with the performers. Do not book this expecting a headliner-focused show with one advertised star. Book it for variety and the chance to discover several acts in one sitting.

Why Le Pas de la Lune adds to the night

The meeting point is Le Pas de la Lune, a new bar on Rue du Moulin near Bordeaux’s quays. That location gives you a useful pairing: you can spend time in the quays area before the show, then walk into a nightlife venue without planning a second major stop.

The bar itself is part of the appeal. The room has stone vaults, giving the setting a more distinctive feel than a bare event space. I would arrive 30 minutes early, as requested, not only to avoid a rushed entrance but also to settle in with food or a drink.

The food is casual rather than a full restaurant meal. You might order local Bordeaux products, and the available details specifically point to generous boards with cheese. This is useful if you want a light dinner while watching the clock, but you should not treat the ticket as a meal package. Food and drinks are additional purchases.

You can also take your drinks into the comedy room. That small detail changes the mood. You do not have to choose between ordering at the bar and watching the performance, and your evening can move naturally from bar time to show time.

Choosing between the 7 pm and 9 pm shows

The Friday schedule gives you two starting times, 7 pm and 9 pm. I would choose the earlier session if you want the comedy to be the main event and still hope to have a later dinner or drinks elsewhere.

The 9 pm session works better if you want a late night from the start. You can eat first, attend the comedy, and then stay for the DJ without having to fill a long gap before the show. The drawback is simple: you will be starting late, and the night may run into the early morning.

The event lasts about two hours overall, while the comedy portion lasts 90 minutes. The extra time covers the wider bar experience, including the chance to order and the continuation into music. If you have a train, reservation, or early morning plan, allow room beyond the advertised show length.

I would not arrive at the last minute. The 30-minute early arrival advice is practical because you need time to find Rue du Moulin, get settled at Le Pas de la Lune, and order before the acts begin.

A comedy night that keeps going until 2 am

After the comedy, the bar keeps the night moving with a DJ set until 2 am. This is the strongest reason to book the experience instead of simply buying a stand-up ticket. You get a complete Friday plan, with live comedy first and music afterward.

The DJ portion may suit you if your group has mixed interests. One person can come for the comedy, another can enjoy the bar and music, and nobody has to leave as soon as the final act ends. It also means the night does not feel cut off after the 90-minute performance.

The event description places the DJ after the comedy, while the wider bar atmosphere can begin as soon as you arrive. I would think of the evening as a flexible night out rather than a tightly timed theater production. The comedy has a clear start, but the bar and music give you space before and after it.

Do keep the two-hour duration in mind when comparing plans. The DJ may continue until 2 am, but the booked activity itself is not a four-hour guided event. You are paying for the comedy session and access to the broader night, then choosing how long you want to stay.

Food, drinks, and the value of the six-euro ticket

At six euros per person, the basic value is easy to understand. You receive a 90-minute live comedy show with six artists, then have the option to remain for the DJ set. That is a low entry cost for a Friday night in central Bordeaux.

The ticket does not include the food or drinks. Still, the ability to order during the event lets you control your spending. You can keep the night close to the ticket price, or turn it into a longer evening with a board, drinks, and music.

I especially like that the food is tied to local products rather than presented as a generic event snack. The cheese boards are described as generous, and the stone-vault setting helps the bar feel like a place to spend time, not just a room attached to a stage.

At this price, you should keep expectations sensible. This is not a premium theater production with a fixed menu and one famous performer. Its value comes from variety, low cost, and the chance to extend the night after the show.

The current rating is 5 out of 5 from five recorded ratings. The strongest praise centers on the atmosphere, the quality of the comedians, the cheese boards, the stone-vault room, and the way the comedy and DJ set fit together. Those are the areas I would weigh most heavily when deciding.

Who will enjoy this Bordeaux evening most

I would recommend Marelle Bleue to you if you want an affordable night with a group. The mix of acts gives a group more than one reason to come, and the bar makes it easy to eat, drink, talk, and stay on afterward.

It also suits visitors who have already seen Bordeaux’s main sights and want a local-style evening rather than another daytime attraction. The location near the quays makes it easy to pair with an afternoon walk in the area.

Comedy fans who prefer stand-up only may want to check their expectations. The show includes magic and imitation, so the program is broader than a standard stand-up bill. That variety is a plus if you enjoy surprises, but less useful if you want one specific comic style.

Language is another key point. Some content is presented in its original language, and the available information does not promise a fully translated show. If you need every joke in English, this may not be the right pick. If you are comfortable with original-language acts, the changing format could work well.

The event is wheelchair accessible, which makes it a practical option for more visitors. Exact seating arrangements are not provided, so contact the organizer through Instagram at LAMARELLECC if you need a specific access detail before booking.

Booking, cancellation, and practical details

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which is useful if your Bordeaux plans are still shifting.

Payment options mentioned for the venue include cash, Lydia, and Carte Bleue. Bring a smile, but also plan for your own food and drink budget if you want to make a full evening of it.

The address information points to Rue du Moulin, with Le Pas de la Lune as the meeting point. Since the event takes place on Fridays at either 7 pm or 9 pm, check the available start time when you book and allow the recommended 30 minutes before the performance.

Some content may be shown in its original language. The experience is wheelchair accessible, and the provider is Sunset comedyclub.

Should you book Marelle Bleue?

I would book it if you want a cheap, lively Friday plan with comedy, drinks, local food, and music in one place. Six performers keep the show varied, and the DJ set gives you a reason to stay after the final joke.

I would skip it if you need an English-only performance, a quiet seated theater show, or a guaranteed headliner. For everyone else, the six-euro price makes this an easy gamble, especially if you are already planning time near Bordeaux’s quays.

FAQ

Where does Marelle Bleue take place?

The meeting point is Le Pas de la Lune, a new bar on Rue du Moulin in Bordeaux, close to the quays.

How long is the comedy show?

The comedy portion lasts 90 minutes. The full activity is listed as lasting about two hours, with the bar and music forming part of the wider evening.

How many performers are included?

The show features six artists.

What types of performances can I expect?

The program can include stand-up, magic, imitation, and other comedy acts.

What time does the show start?

The Friday performances start at either 7 pm or 9 pm. Check availability for the specific session you want.

Can I eat and drink during the show?

Yes. You can order food and drinks at the bar, and drinks can be taken into the comedy room. Local Bordeaux products and cheese boards are available for purchase.

Does the night continue after the comedy?

Yes. The bar continues with a DJ set until 2 am.

Can I cancel my booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. A reserve-now, pay-later option is also available.