Elena Nagapetyan

Elena Nagapetyan arrives at Liberté Rennes on June 20, 2026 with a stand-up show shaped from everyday life — that of a mother with shared custody who manages a kind of mini flat‑share between laundry, homework and impossible schedules. She speaks bluntly, looks the audience straight in the eye and lays out what many prefer to keep to themselves. Her playground: parenthood, a couple reinventing itself, the pressure to succeed at everything, the fatigue that creeps in and the small victories that save the day. Between measured provocation, tenderness and realism, she seizes contradictions and turns them over with concrete, unpretentious humor. Her slight accent adds texture to her delivery, catches the ear and establishes an immediate rapport. No moralizing or posing: short scenes, an eye for detail, and a way of easing guilt without long speeches. We follow her digressions like we travel through a busy week — with surprises, bursts of laughter, and that truth that makes you smile because it rings true.