Humor: Haroun

And, setting aside family and personal matters, he chooses to open a dialogue around thought-provoking questions about the world, wokism, misogyny… with that calm demeanor that sets him apart. After a two-year self-imposed hiatus, the most philosophical of comedians returns to the stage in a show conceived as a “child-friendly” written discussion—that is, with the maturity of a new father… But in his new one-man show, there’s no mention of him or his background, because rather than succumbing to self-centeredness, he prefers to tackle social and political issues and scrutinize the world as it stands—or fails to stand! He deciphers our times, tackles our anxieties, questions our collective conspiracy theories, and asks, “What separates us from a serial killer?” It’s an opportunity to tackle themes as diverse as the excess of entertainment, the phobia of the infinite, and the drift of the left—all with a true sense of timing and comedic dialogue. And an incisive, offbeat humor that has been his hallmark for over ten years! His masterful writing and perfectly controlled humor—as if shielded from any excess—make him an elusive artist in the stand-up comedy universe: at once nuanced, modern, and classic, he occupies a place all his own. And his alone.