Jeanfi Janssens « Tombé du ciel »

A former flight attendant turned comedian, Jeanfi Janssens returns to the stage with Tombé du ciel, a live account of his not-quite-straight trajectory. On October 30, 2026, he sets down his suitcase at the Folies Bergère in Paris and unfolds stories drawn from his daily life: memories of a boarding school run by nuns, unexpected encounters at 10,000 meters and around the corner, early medical check-ups that put things into perspective, and his entrance into the world of show business where nothing goes according to plan. At 50, he looks back and ahead with the same clarity, plays on his northern accent and his taste for self-deprecation, and describes the clash of worlds — family, the cabin, the TV set — as if flipping through a logbook. His mother is never far away, witness and accomplice to his more or less controlled landings. Between confessions and embraced turbulence, Jeanfi sets his altimeter to his own experiences and delivers an intimate stand-up act, paced by slices of life in which the absurdities of everyday life take center stage.