Laura Laune

Laura Laune is a Belgian stand-up comedian born in 1986 in Saint-Ghislain, Belgium. She trained as an architect at the Free University of Brussels before pivoting to comedy, launching her first solo show in 2013. She became widely known after winning the twelfth season of "La France a un incroyable talent" (France's Got Talent) on M6 in 2017, performing a dark comedy sketch that earned her the Golden Buzzer and ultimately the top prize.

Laura Laune wrote, directed and produced her debut solo show "Le Diable est une gentille petite fille" in 2013, establishing her signature contrast: an angelic appearance in a black dress paired with deeply cynical, dark subject matter. The show won 17 awards at European humor festivals, including the Montreux Comedy Contest. Her Got Talent 2017 victory brought her to mass audiences in France and Belgium. She appeared in Jeremie Ferrari's "Les duos impossibles" in 2015. Her second major show, "Glory Alleluia", addressed her 2021 autism diagnosis alongside her trademark dark humor. The Glory Alleluia tour attracted over 340,000 spectators across 275 performances. Laura Laune performs across France, Belgium and Canada, bridging both markets with ease.

Laura Laune's "Glory Alleluia" tour ran through early 2026, including dates at the Grand Rex in Paris (January 2026), Zenith de Lille (April 2026), Zenith de Strasbourg (June 2026) and Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier in Montreal (March 2026). The show was also broadcast live in cinemas across France on April 19, 2026. Check her official website lauralaune.com for next-show announcements.