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Be among the first to discover the new talents of Belgian humor!
They were selected among the most promising comedians of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles to participate in la quinzaine de l'humour 100% belge in Paris.
Discover two of the six winners of this edition 2026.
They share the poster with their respective show for an hour of humor: two singular universes, two writings, two personalities... and the same promise: to make you laugh!
An evening of discoveries, laughter... and perhaps the pleasure of being able to say one day: “I saw them in their beginnings!”.
A 20h:
Chez Salim Shady, cynicism rubs shoulders with emotion. This young humorist from Liège mixes black humor and personal confidences, going from lightness to seriousness with a natural charisma. In his show, he makes a mockery of society and approaches delicate subjects with lightness. An invitation to laugh at what weighs us, and to take life a little less seriously.
Youri Nawara is a humorist with a strong history and captivating adventures. Armed with unfailing self-deprecation, he explores acceptance and self-affirmation, embarking on his universe both dark and tender, where sincerity is never far from bad faith. Disability, love, bullying at school, social anxiety and disillusionment of adulthood: he shakes up prejudices and tells himself with a humor sometimes raw, sometimes moving, without ever giving in to the pathos.
A 21H15:
Pierre Collet mixes stand-up, theater and songs to laugh at human absurdity, starting with its own inconsistencies. Sometimes poetic, sometimes corrosive, it tells the ups and downs of life, what delights us, what shakes us: it makes stories, sometimes songs, with as much sincerity as self-deprecating.
Jérémie Reners develops a personal universe where magic and stand-up meet. Practicing magic since the age of 12, he recounts his travels from the streets of London to the comedy clubs, questions our flaws and difficulties in reaching out to others ... while performing a magic trick or letting a spectator perform a miracle in his place. With him, magic feeds the story and laughter remains the priority!