Ana Godefroy at Rockhal

Ana Godefroy started on the radio: an internship at RTL2, a column on Le Double Expresso, and in 2020 the Concours des jeunes talents de la radio. A funny video that same year took her further.

Ana Godefroy brings On s’accroche to the Rockhal Club on Friday 23 April 2027. Doors at 19:00.

The show opens on a question she says she has been asking herself for twenty-six years, and her answer is to shut the audience in a room with her for an hour. That is the format and more or less the promise.

In French, seated, in the Club, promoted by den Atelier. Rockhal notes that under-14s need an adult with them and under-5s are not admitted.

Who is Ana Godefroy?

Ana Godefroy is a French comedian, stand-up and columnist, born on 13 January 1998 in Lagny-sur-Marne and raised in Cholet, where she studied music and took her first steps in theatre. She then spent two years studying film and performing arts in Rennes before graduating from the Studio École de France.

Radio came first. She interned at RTL2 in 2018, became a columnist on Le Double Expresso and in 2020 won the Concours des jeunes talents de la radio. The same year, a funny video spoofing the voice-overs of television reports made her name online. She moved into stand-up in 2022, appeared in Comedy Class, hosted by Éric et Ramzy on Prime Video, and since September 2025 has had a weekly slot on Quotidien on TMC, mixing self-mockery, absurd humour and fake letters from viewers.

She launched her first tour at the same moment as her Quotidien role, against advice. “My producers warned me it would be difficult,” she told Puremédias.

The show: On s’accroche

On s’accroche is her first solo show, a 70-minute evening directed by Nicolas Vital and written with Pierre Thevenoux and Ambre Larrazet. It opens on one question, “Est-ce que vous me voyez ?” (Can you see me?), which she says she has been asking herself for 26 years. On paper it looks at the fragile sides of her generation. In practice, as one listing puts it, she mostly talks about a zipline accident and her hair parting, with precise writing and a deliberately flat delivery.

The show started at the Comédie de Paris in September 2026 and tours France through 2027, with dates in Montpellier, Dijon, Clermont-Ferrand and near Lyon.