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Michaël Hirsch

Michaël Hirsch

Stand-up comedian from France 🇫🇷

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About Michaël Hirsch

Michaël Hirsch (born December 7, 1987, in Metz) is a French actor, comedian, author and columnist. He grew up in Metz, in the Moselle department, and later studied in Reims, where he graduated from the Sup de Co Reims business school before turning to performance. From 2011 to 2013 he trained as an actor under Jean-Laurent Cochet and Jos Houben at the Cours Jacques Lecoq in Paris. In 2012 he appeared in Jean-Claude Grumberg's play Votre Maman, directed by Charles Tordjman, alongside established stage actors Pierre Arditi, Christine Murillo and Dominique Pinon. In 2014 he created his first solo show, Pourquoi?, which he wrote and performed for seven months at the Théâtre Les Déchargeurs in Paris. In 2016, together with co-author Ivan Calbérac, he launched the YouTube channel Lettre ou ne pas Lettre, and he has continued to work as a comedian, author and columnist across stage, page and screen.

Videos (96)

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Michaël Hirsch from?

Michaël Hirsch was born in Metz on December 7, 1987, and grew up there, in the Moselle department of France.

Where did Michaël Hirsch train as an actor?

Between 2011 and 2013 Hirsch trained at the Cours Jacques Lecoq in Paris under Jean-Laurent Cochet and Jos Houben. Before that he graduated from the Sup de Co Reims business school.

What was Michaël Hirsch's first solo show?

His first solo show was Pourquoi?, created in 2014. He wrote it himself and performed it for seven months at the Théâtre Les Déchargeurs in Paris.

What is Lettre ou ne pas Lettre?

Lettre ou ne pas Lettre is a YouTube channel that Michaël Hirsch launched in 2016 together with co-author Ivan Calbérac.

Which play did Michaël Hirsch appear in with Pierre Arditi?

In 2012 Hirsch acted in Votre Maman, a play by Jean-Claude Grumberg directed by Charles Tordjman, sharing the stage with Pierre Arditi, Christine Murillo and Dominique Pinon.

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