Trevor Noah

For seven years he was the host of the iconic Daily Show in the US. But all good things must come to an end and comedian Trevor Noah is returning to his first love: stand-up comedy! Always with audacity and accuracy, he is the only comedian to tackle cultural differences, colonisation or simply living together, without falling into clichés and always making his audience die laughing.

A talent that he also draws from his personal history and his trajectory that defies the laws of gravity. Born of a forbidden relationship between a black woman and a white man under Apartheid, he lived his first years in hiding, then under segregation, before having to flee to the United States because of the violence of his stepfather. A turbulent life from which he draws inspiration for his shows, with resilience and, above all, a nice dose of self-mockery.

Because if Trevor Noah describes culture clashes like no one else, it's because he has a message to get across: one point of view is not unique. And if the death of the Queen of England sounds like a tragedy for the English, he reminds us that the Africans would like to see their diamonds buried with her. These shows make you laugh a lot, put things into perspective a little, and think a lot. This is the strength of this comedian who has already conquered the entire planet.

From London to Mumbai, from Los Angeles to Paris, the world is clamoring for her. A Grammy Awards presenter for the past three years, with three shows on Netflix to his credit, he has the gift of bringing people together despite their differences, and ultimately bringing a message of tolerance that puts smiles on people's faces. As he says himself, "I want to share with the audience the idea that we can have more grace for each other and that we can understand that people can make mistakes". And from the howls of laughter and the reflections at the end of the show, the mission seems to have been accomplished.