INTERVIEW
The little boy who dreamed princess became a king. King of humor, stand up platters: Jarry travels France with his new show, Title, whose 50 dates show full between January and May. "1:20 humor and 20 minutes something else," says the artist at the interactive show, where the public is invited to "sing in unison because the song is the only thing that has no skin color , no religion ... ".
"I'm going to see the people I'm putting on them we kiss, I ask them what song they make love, what song they want to cry or look at the ocean," says Jarry at the microphone of Europe 1, before telling a touching anecdote during one of these moments of exchange:
"Two days ago, I see a mom in the audience and tease her about the quality of her dehydrated hair, telling her that it's absolutely necessary to take care of her." She laughs and I look at her 14-year-old son: 'you you know, you can tell your mom that you're gay, 'in a joking tone, and the mother says,' he told me that yesterday, 'and the whole room applauds. years old who had had a difficult time the night before and who is applauded by 400 people tonight, while her mother says 'I love you' These are moments you can not write in advance, where do you say 'wow, that's good'! "