Fabrice Eboué, born March 30, 1979 in Cayenne (French Guiana), is a French comedian, actor and director whose many talents and endearing personality have won over the French public since the mid-2000s. After studying law, he launched into stand-up and quickly became one of the most likable figures in French comedy.
His first show Rendez-vous (2006) was a critical success. He rose to fame through the Jamel Comedy Club and numerous TV appearances. With Thomas Ngijol, he co-directed and co-starred in Case départ (2011), one of the year’s most-watched comedies with more than 2 million viewers. His second show Happy End (2013) and Entends-tu les gens chanter? (2019) confirmed his place among the must-see comedians.
Fabrice Eboué co-directed the films Case départ and Fastlife with Thomas Ngijol. He came up through the Jamel Comedy Club and regularly collaborates with artists from that network. Wearing two hats as comedian and filmmaker opens doors to collaborations in both worlds.
Fabrice Eboué performs regularly on stage and in the media. His corporate galas are highly appreciated for his good-natured humor and his ability to build instant rapport with the audience. He is also developing new film and TV projects.
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