YACINE NEMRA IS WEAK

"When I was little, my parents and teachers told me I was special. I could read at 3 and a half years old and I knew the different subspecies of mammals, which allowed me to bluff those around me by giving them information as prodigious as "dogs are canids" when I was in kindergarten. I was definitely destined to become a genius, to mark my generation, to be Plato, Alexander the Great or Moses. My standards were set. And since we only live once, I couldn't afford to become just a teacher, an accountant, or even a successful lawyer, no, I must print my name in capital letters in history.
Now 34, I'm 5'9", I'm coming out of a burnout combined with depression and I'm battling chronic colon inflammation. I don't have an Oscar or a Nobel Prize, and I sometimes wonder if I'm not missing the movie of my life. Or if the lead actor wasn't chosen badly. Shit."
The Orangerie welcomes Yacine to the outdoor stage. The columnist and comedian presents his first show: a delightful one-man show about failure.
To be brilliant, so brilliant that no one seems to notice !
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Yacine Nemra , born in Lausanne, is an actor, comedian, and radio host. He began improvisation in 2006 and has performed with several troupes in Switzerland, France, and Belgium. A columnist for Couleur 3 since 2017, he has also participated in several programs on RTS. Since 2020, he has starred in the show Bon Ben Voilà and co-written for Yann Marguet on Quotidien. He also starred in Laurent Nègre's film Confusion.

- THE PRESS IS TALKING ABOUT IT -

“A first one-man show, funny and sincere, in which he recounts his disappointment at not having accomplished great things in his life” - Le Temps

“In his show "Yacine Nemra is weak," the comedian discusses depression and questions the overwhelming idea of ​​success. He's also a genuinely nice guy, a man who doesn't show off about his talent, even if he's full of it.” - RTS Culture