Pablo Mira

Pablo Mira is a French stand-up comedian, satirical columnist and writer born on October 24, 1985 in Paris. He grew up in the Hauts-de-Seine, worked as a journalist for radio and then television, and rose to fame as a chronicler on Yann Barthes's late-night shows Le Petit Journal (Canal+) and then Quotidien (TMC), where he has become one of the most recognisable satirical voices on French television.

Pablo joined the Quotidien team on TMC in September 2018. He hosted the weekly 'revue de presse des haters' until 2021 and then the segment '4 minutes douche comprise' from 2023 to 2025, often dubbed the 'king of jokes' for his deadpan and chaotic news bulletins. His first one-man-show 'Pablo Mira dit des choses contre de l'argent' was created in 2017 and toured France and Belgium. His second show 'Passe simple', co-written with Morgan Riester, premiered at the Palais des Glaces in late 2023 and continued at Theatre Marigny and on tour in 2024, mixing nostalgia for the 1990s with images and sounds projected on stage. Passe simple was filmed for TMC where it drew a record audience of around 640,000 viewers.

Pablo Mira tours 'Passe simple' across France in 2025 and 2026, with venues including Theatre Marigny in Paris and major regional theatres. Dates are listed on his official site pablomira.com and via Billetreduc and Fnac Spectacles. His chronicles from Le Petit Journal and Quotidien are available on the TMC website and his YouTube channel.