In the slightly hazy landscape of a re-entry flanked by anxiety-provoking news, they bring us a soft comforting light.
The Parisian's “Hope for humor” stars return to shine for a new gala evening with a program bringing together the best of the new generation of humor.
The ticket office for the 2020 edition, which will take place on Tuesday, November 17 in the warm half-moon room of the European (Paris, 17th century), has just been launched.
The principle has been the same for three years now.
Scouring the theaters of the capital, large and small, journalists from the Culture department of the Parisien are looking for the talents that will make the laughter of tomorrow.
And return their favorites on a platter.
Literally.
After Roman Frayssinet, Djimo, Maxime Gasteuil, Laurie Peret, Charles Nouveau in 2018;
after Paul Mirabel, Panayotis Pascot, Doully or Inès Reg last year, "Le Parisien" has again selected artists with sometimes opposing universes - many do stand-up, some excellent in sketches and characters - but gathered on the only criterion that matters: these very promising girls and boys make us laugh (a lot)!
Young artists with sharp, prickly feathers
Considering the trajectory operated by their predecessors who, in large majority, exploded on the national scene after their selection to the Stars, it is a safe bet that the “2020 promo” follows the same path.
The programming, almost finished, will be formalized in the coming days.
But we can show you the contours in large widths.
At the presentation, after the clownish Monsieur Fraize who has excelled in the exercise for the past two years, Djimo will take over.
The "king of the slow valve" in the emcee costume?
We can't wait to see what it will look like.
And this year's selection?
Eclectic, once again.
We will find there young artists whose sharp and prickly feathers are already doing wonders in radio chronicles such as Fanny Ruwet, Morgane Cadignan or Alexis Le Rossignol that France Inter listeners have come to know lately.
And surprise guests ...
Stand-up radius, the fierce punchlines of an Alexandre Kominek or an Edgar-Yves have every chance of knocking you out.
Straight from Canada where he has already proven himself in a country where the joke is elevated to the rank of work of art, Jérémy Demay should put the public in his pocket instantly.
Rosa Bursztein and her cash and classy humor, but also the solar Marion Mezadorian complete the cast of our favorites.
The icing on the cake, like last year, surprise guests - comedians ... but not only - will come to bring their charming two cents.
Come masked but relaxed: the European is one of the first rooms to have reopened after confinement and has set up a unique disinfection system based on germicidal light.
So, make room for laughter ...
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“Les Etoiles espoir humor”
du Parisien, Tuesday November 17 at l'Européen (Paris, 17th century).
Two sessions at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Prices: 28 euros.
Reservations on the Fnac ticketing site.
