Muriel Robin Returns to Stage with New Show 'Infiniment Robin'
French comedian Muriel Robin announced her return to the stage with a new solo performance titled 'Infiniment Robin,' scheduled to run at the Marigny Theater in Paris from January 6 to February 7, 2027. During an interview on France Inter’s 'Face à Fogiel,' the 70-year-old actress revealed that the show originated from personal sketches she wrote to make her wife, Anne Le Nen, laugh. Robin described the performance as a collection of intimate texts aimed at 're-enchanting life,' explicitly stating it would not address political topics. She emphasized her desire to connect with her audience and express gratitude for their continued support. Additionally, Robin discussed her complex past relationship with former writing partner Pierre Palmade. While acknowledging his comedic genius and suggesting it would be a shame if he did not return to performing, she expressed a need for self-protection, noting that Palmade’s past behavior and 'demons' still frighten her. The article highlights both her professional comeback and her personal reflections on past collaborations and current happiness.
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Muriel Robin Returns to Stage with New Show 'Infiniment Robin'
French comedian Muriel Robin announced her return to the stage with a new solo performance titled 'Infiniment Robin,' scheduled to run at the Marigny Theater in Paris from January 6 to February 7, 2027. During an interview on France Inter’s 'Face à Fogiel,' the 70-year-old actress revealed that the show originated from personal sketches she wrote to make her wife, Anne Le Nen, laugh. Robin described the performance as a collection of intimate texts aimed at 're-enchanting life,' explicitly stating it would not address political topics. She emphasized her desire to connect with her audience and express gratitude for their continued support. Additionally, Robin discussed her complex past relationship with former writing partner Pierre Palmade. While acknowledging his comedic genius and suggesting it would be a shame if he did not return to performing, she expressed a need for self-protection, noting that Palmade’s past behavior and 'demons' still frighten her. The article highlights both her professional comeback and her personal reflections on past collaborations and current happiness.
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