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Djamil Le Shlag

Stand-up comedian from France 🇫🇷

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About Djamil Le Shlag

Djamil Le Shlag is the stage name of Jamil Bouanani, a humorist from Vichy who built his reputation in the Paris region, moving between small comedy rooms and the microphone of public and independent radio.

His first solo show, Premier Round, opened in 2017 at the Café de Paris in Ménilmontant, and he was also taken into the Jamel Comedy Club on Canal+. The second show, Exode(s), went on the road across France. Mounir Soussi works with him as co-writer and director.

Radio has run alongside the stage work. On Radio Nova he had a segment in Les 30 Glorieuses next to Yassine Belattar and Thomas Barbazan, and Guillaume Meurice, after catching one of his shows, brought him onto Par Jupiter! on France Inter. He walked out of that programme live on air in 2024 in support of Meurice. With Youness Hanifi, Mazine and Soussi he then started Les Grands Remplaçants, a podcast produced for Radio Nova.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Djamil Le Shlag's real name?

Djamil Le Shlag is the stage name of Jamil Bouanani, a humorist from Vichy who built his reputation in the Paris region.

What are Djamil Le Shlag's shows?

The first solo show of Djamil Le Shlag, Premier Round, opened in 2017 at the Café de Paris in Ménilmontant, and the second, Exode(s), went on the road across France. Mounir Soussi co-writes and directs.

Why did Djamil Le Shlag leave Par Jupiter!?

Djamil Le Shlag walked out of Par Jupiter! on France Inter live on air in 2024 in support of Guillaume Meurice, who had brought him onto the programme.

What is Les Grands Remplaçants?

Les Grands Remplaçants is a podcast produced for Radio Nova that Djamil Le Shlag started with Youness Hanifi, Mazine and Mounir Soussi.

Has Djamil Le Shlag been on radio?

On Radio Nova, Djamil Le Shlag had a segment in Les 30 Glorieuses next to Yassine Belattar and Thomas Barbazan. He was also taken into the Jamel Comedy Club on Canal+.

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