I started on stage at the age of 5, playing a small role in a school play. It was the turning point: bringing joy to people.

I made my stage debut at the age of 15, as a DJ/host for parties/events, then as a DJ/host in a nightclub in the southwest. At the same time, I hosted a monthly radio show for a year and joined two amateur theater companies before launching my one-man show, "Un stit presque comme les autres" (A Teacher Almost Like Any Other), then moving to Paris to teach the Simon course.

During the first year, after meeting three classmates from the Simon course, I performed his second play, "L'argent fait le bonheur" (Money Makes Happiness), which was performed nearly 100 times. I then joined the casting of a Feydeau play, "L'homme de ses rêves" (The Man of His Dreams), which ran for 60 dates before launching "A Nos actes manqués" (To Our Missed Acts). I've performed 250 times in the theater in front of an audience, mostly my plays, always with the same goal: to bring joy to the audience, young and old alike. And I do this by playing characters that are sometimes a little offbeat but from everyday life.