Emy, a 40-year-old mother of two with a strong personality and sharp sense of humor, is preparing to debut her first solo theatrical show at the Théâtre de Dix Heures. The performance, priced at 15 € and 25 €, explores different parts of her life, including her childhood in foster care and with host families under the DDASS, her love for television, her relationship with her body, her experiences with love, marriage, and motherhood, and her journey to discover her Rom and Chadian heritage. Emy has been a familiar face on the stages of Parisian comedy clubs for years, but it took her over a decade to take the next step and create her own solo show. Following years of honing her comedic style and performing as an opening act for comedians such as Inès Reg and Redouane Bougheraba, she is now ready to share her personal story with the public. Emy began her theater training at the age of ten and previously worked as an actress in Angers. Her new show is not just about humor—it carries a powerful message of resilience. She wants to show that despite life’s difficulties, people can overcome them. “More than making the audience laugh, I want to move them, make them think,” she said. “My experiences forced me to grow up quickly, to have strength. But I want to convey the following message: yes, this happened to me, but you can get through it. So, come! We talk about it and laugh together!” The show promises to be a mix of personal storytelling and comedy, offering a glimpse into Emy’s life while encouraging audiences to reflect on their own experiences. It is a testament to her journey from a young girl in foster care to a successful comedian and performer. Through her work, she hopes to inspire others to embrace their past and find strength in their stories. Emy’s debut is a significant milestone in her career, marking the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. It reflects her growth as an artist and a person, and it is a moment she is eager to share with her audience. The performance is expected to resonate with many, offering both laughter and a deeper emotional connection.