

Recorded at the Cirque Royal in Brussels. Arnaud Tsamere recounts his life, including his first marriage and subsequent divorce. He remarries and becomes a father. But his second wife also leaves him. This is followed by a period of shared custody of his child. When his father dies, the comedian slowly sinks into depression, faced with the difficulties of life. But life is full of surprises, and a few years later, here he is in this show about maturing, in his own words. How do you make people laugh when you're slowly sinking into depression? The answer lies in these two marriages and this funeral!


Recorded at the Cirque Royal in Brussels. Arnaud Tsamere recounts his life, including his first marriage and subsequent divorce. He remarries and becomes a father. But his second wife also leaves him. This is followed by a period of shared custody of his child. When his father dies, the comedian slowly sinks into depression, faced with the difficulties of life. But life is full of surprises, and a few years later, here he is in this show about maturing, in his own words. How do you make people laugh when you're slowly sinking into depression? The answer lies in these two marriages and this funeral!
2023-11-02
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