Until October 24 at the Folies-Bergère, the actress and director is performing in L'Âge bête, alongside Kad Merad. Before taking the stage, she discusses this comedy, her profession, and an accident that led to her calling to be an actress. She says she does not wait for projects, but creates her own opportunities, supported by an independence and freedom that is part of her. Recently, her starring role in the series Emily in Paris made her known internationally. With L'Âge bête, she returns to the stage alongside Kad Merad in a comedy about a couple of sexagenarians who are almost teenagers. The actress, director, screenwriter, author, and even twice an adapter of English plays has always touched on all areas. A look back at the beginnings of a rich career, born suddenly. You chose to dedicate your life to theater because of an accident you experienced when you were young... I was a student in economics. She recalls that the accident was a pivotal moment in her life, leading her to reconsider her future and ultimately pursue acting. This shift from economics to the arts was unexpected but opened new doors for her. Her journey has been marked by a desire to explore various artistic fields, from writing to directing, showing a deep commitment to the performing arts. Her career has flourished through a combination of talent, hard work, and a willingness to take risks. The experience of performing in L'Âge bête is a return to her roots in theater, highlighting her versatility as an artist. Her international recognition from Emily in Paris has further solidified her reputation, but she remains grounded in her passion for live performance.