
Paul Taylor: Bisoubye
Synopsis
Bisoubye is Paul's third and final bilingual show in which he talks about saying goodbye to the concept of bilingual shows, the French language and alcohol. The show toured from 2022-2024 and was filmed in Brussels.
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