Laura Laune returns to the stage with her black humor at Grand Rex

After a first tour that sold out more than 500 performances, Laura Laune returns to the stage with Glory Alleluia, a show billed as even sharper. On January 30 and 31, 2026, the Belgian comedian takes to the stage at Grand Rex, Paris, for two evenings of irreverence. Known for her striking contrast between angelic allure and uncompromising delivery, she continues to shake up the codes of humor with an ease that leaves no one indifferent.

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In this new one-woman show ,Laura Laune develops a universe that is at once dark, caustic and resolutely personal. True to her style, she tackles delicate, even taboo subjects with finesse, second-degree humour and self-assured provocation. Her razor-sharp pen tackles social hypocrisy, prejudice, cultural norms and anything else that disturbs - all wrapped up in a deceptively candid form. Glory Alleluia promises to be an even more direct plunge into the sensitive areas of current affairs and intimacy, without ever giving in to political correctness.

The show is aimed at a well-informed audience, with a taste for dark humor, freedom of tone, and performances that shake up as much as they make you laugh. Laura Laune cultivates the art of disorientation, of provoking laughter where others stop. Her universe may be unsettling, but it's also seductive for its coherence, its controlled construction and its refusal of over-smooth moral conventions. Those who love radical forms of humor, supported by precise writing and a singular stage presence, will find this an unmissable event.

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With Glory Alleluia, Laura Laune returns to where we expect her to be: on the edge of the abyss, where humor becomes a tool of resistance and exposure. Two exceptional dates at the Grand Rex to discover or rediscover an artist who transforms provocation into a stage art.

This article is based on information available about the show and is not based on a viewing of the performance.

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