Elena Nagapetyan

Born in Uzbekistan and having passed through Russia before arriving in France, comedian Elena Nagapetyan tells her story into the microphone—unfiltered and with precision. On May 30, 2026, she takes the stage at Zénith Nantes Métropole in Saint-Herblain to unfold a life narrative that runs from a runaway adolescence to solo parenthood, including a Tinder marriage, a divorce, a few less-than-dream jobs and postpartum depression. Her greatest fear? Regrets. And cockroaches. Everything else she faces head-on and turns into stand-up.

On stage, Elena stands by her choices, her missteps and those mornings when she has to dash to the park with her son despite a hangover. She plays with contradictions, delights in a French she has made her own, and carves everyday life into clear, concrete stories that ring true. She speaks of exile, emancipation and freedom of tone, with a simple, direct energy, close to what life is when you choose to move forward without apologizing.