Bernard Mabille

Bernard Mabille is a French comedian, author and columnist known for his sharp phrasing and elegant political humour. Born in Paris, he began his career as a journalist before turning to humorous writing, notably alongside Coluche, becoming one of his close collaborators. He went on to write material for major names in comedy such as Thierry Le Luron, Anne Roumanoff and Michel Drucker, before devoting himself to his own stage career. With an incisive style and a taste for well-turned lines, Bernard Mabille has established himself as a master of political satire, observing current affairs with a rare blend of culture, irony and precision. His shows, including De vous à moi, Faut pas le dire and Miraculé, combine critical wit with a keen sense of timing, recalling the tradition of the chansonnier and revue humour. A regular contributor to RTL’s Les Grosses Têtes, he cultivates a sharp yet always benevolent pen, able to make people laugh about anything without ever descending into vulgarity. A true craftsman of language, Bernard Mabille embodies a classic French humour that is intelligent and timeless.