Laura Laune has been a hit in theaters across France, Belgium, and Switzerland since September 2022 with “Glory Alleluia,” a show that has brought together over 340,000 people in 275 dates. And for the very last date of the show, Laura Laune has reserved a big surprise for her fans: the show, which will be played at the Zénith in Lille on April 19th at 4 pm, will be broadcast live in cinemas.
More than 200 independent theaters and national circuits will broadcast the event, including many in Provence (Marseille, Salon-de-Provence, Manosque, Avignon…). This is the first time that the Belgian comedian will see one of her shows projected in movie theaters, a trend that is becoming more popular in comedy. Similar to last year with the trio of Jérémy Ferrari, Baptiste Lecaplain, and Arnaud Tsamère, who are friends of Laura Laune.
This will be her farewell to her second show, which confirmed her popularity after the success of “Le Diable est une gentille petite fille,” following her victory in the “La France a un incroyable talent” competition in 2017. With “Glory Alleluia,” she has pushed the boundaries of her dark humor even further, addressing topics such as disability, domestic violence, and feminism.
“April 19, 2026 at 4 pm. Find the participating cinemas, ticket prices, and box office on lauralauneaucinema.com”
