Jérémy Ferrari, born November 9, 1982 in Montbéliard (Doubs), is one of the boldest and most original comedians on the French scene. Known for his dark, provocative and biting humor, he tackles taboo subjects — war, religion, death — with documentary rigor and scathing irony.
His show Anesthésie Générale (2012) brought him to a wide audience with hard-hitting humor about the world’s religions. Vends 2 pièces à Beyrouth (2016) addresses the war in Lebanon with a bold documentary approach, praised by critics. Armor chti de Dieu (2020) continues in the same vein, exploring the contradictions of French society.
Jérémy Ferrari is also known for his many TV appearances, notably on BFMTV and on political and cultural programs. His humor, halfway between stand-up and documentary theater, makes him a one-of-a-kind artist on the French comedy scene.
Jérémy Ferrari regularly works with journalists and documentary makers to prepare his shows. He has shared the stage with comedians of his generation at comedy galas and special broadcasts. His documentary approach has led him to work with witnesses and experts in conflict zones.
Jérémy Ferrari tours regularly in France and Belgium. His shows in major Parisian venues such as the Casino de Paris and La Cigale consistently sell out. He is in high demand for corporate conferences and cultural events looking to combine reflection and entertainment.
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