Vincent Dedienne

Vincent Dedienne is a French comedian, actor and writer from Mâcon, known for his elegance, sensitivity and humour that is both subtle and deeply humane. Trained at the Conservatoire de Paris, he began his career in theatre before making his mark in the one‑man show S'il se passe quelque chose, a performance that blends autobiography with observations of the world and that earned him a Molière Award for Humour. His style is marked by finely crafted writing, precise diction and a rare ability to mix laughter and emotion without ever overdoing it. Alongside his stage work, he has established himself on television and radio—particularly with his contributions to Quotidien and Le Supplément—where his gentle irony and benevolent view of current affairs have charmed a wide audience. An accomplished actor, Vincent Dedienne alternates between comedy and drama in film and theatre while continuing to write and perform his own shows. With his delicate charm and intelligent humour, he represents a new generation of artists for whom laughter and sincerity are one.