Stand up Comedy

Don't miss an exclusive comedy show featuring three comedians who will be performing at the foot of the slopes in Val d'Isère for an hour and 20 minutes at the Palais des Congrès.

Alex Fredo:
With his remarkable stage presence and a real sense of rhythm, Alex Fredo takes us into his musical world with humor that is as incisive as it is accessible.
He engages his audience as he discusses his daily life and his incredible relationships, combining pure stand-up comedy with musical interludes.
This former radio host took his first steps on stage in 2016 alongside Gad Elmaleh and then Kev Adams, who trusted him to open for them in the most prestigious venues. In 2019, he appeared on “La France a un incroyable talent” (M6), on “Vendredi, tout est permis avec Arthur” in columns on Rire et chanson, and also at the Montreux Festival.
Now an iconic figure on the Parisian and French-speaking scene, he is performing his second show at the Théâtre de la Contrescarpe in Paris and on tour throughout France, Belgium, Canada, and Switzerland.

Alexandra Pizzagali:
A television and radio commentator, including for Rire et Chansons and
France Inter, Alexandra will transport you into her theatrical world through a tragicomic monologue in which she tackles the darkest subjects of our society with jubilant lightness.
Alexandra Pizzagali performed for an entire season at La Scala Paris and at the Avignon Festival at La Scala Provence. She has won numerous awards at several comedy festivals and participated in the famous Montreux Comedy and VOO Rire de Liège festivals. Her show is currently available on the Canal+ channel.

Clement Kersual:
Clément Kersual offers sharp, contemporary stand-up comedy, combining social observation, self-deprecation, and biting humor.
With his refined writing style and keen sense of wit, he dissects the contradictions of our era and the absurdities of everyday life.
With his lucid gaze, irreverence, and closeness to the audience, he delivers humor that is as powerful as it is funny, making people laugh as much as it makes them think.
A well-known face on the Parisian scene and a notable performer at the Montreux Festival, Clement has won numerous writing awards at festivals throughout France, including the SACD prize at the Printemps du Rire in Toulouse.
Straight out of journalism school, Clément began his comedy career in 2017 in Nice. First as a columnist on an independent radio station mainly listened to by his parents and friends, he then took his first steps on stage in bars.
He soon moved to Paris and performed his show “Clément K ne croit en rien” (Clément K believes in nothing) at venues such as the Théâtre du Marais and the famous Point Virgule.