Muriel Robin, born January 24, 1955 in Saint-Marcellin (Isère), is a French actress and comedian whose career spans more than four decades. Trained in theater and discovered on Michel Drucker’s show Palace, she became one of the most popular personalities in the French media landscape.
Her one-woman shows, starting in the 1980s, revealed an exceptional performer able to create unforgettable characters — the Little Girl, Annie Fratellini — with unique sensitivity and technique. Seule en scène (2009) and Et que ça saute (2017) earned her standing ovations in France’s biggest venues.
A respected film and TV actress (La Dilettante, Le Prénom), Muriel Robin has won numerous awards: a Victoire de la Musique for comedy, Molières, Césars… She is also a symbol of LGBTQ+ advocacy in France and an activist for equality.
Muriel Robin has worked with Anne Le Nen, her partner in life and on stage, with whom she has shared artistic projects for many years. In film and TV, she has worked alongside France’s greatest actors. Her friendship with Laurent Ruquier has led to several joint projects.
Muriel Robin remains very active on stage and in the media. She regularly takes part in special broadcasts and charity galas. Her reputation as an exceptional artist and her exemplary career make her a prestigious choice for events looking to honor a discerning audience.
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