Michela Giraud
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MICHELA GIRAUD, ONE OF ITALY'S MOST POPULAR STAND-UP COMEDIANS, BRINGS HER NEW EUROPEAN TOUR "FISICAMENTE MI PIACCIONO TUTTI" TO BRUSSELS ON OCTOBER 1ST, 2026 AT ESPACE LUMEN Following two sold-out shows at La Tricoterie in Brussels in 2024, Michela Giraud returns to Belgium on Thursday, October 1st, 2026, with her new European tour, "Fisicamente Mi Piacciono Tutti", at Espace Lumen in Brussels. 2027 is approaching and, with it, her forties. A wonderful age to be alive, except for Michela Giraud and her peers. The story of a journey nobody asked for, set in the most brutal era since the Sack of Rome. Get ready for an unforgettable evening full of laughter, sharp wit, and entertainment. Michela Giraud began her artistic career performing in comedy clubs across Italy in 2015 and, thanks to her direct and strongly distinctive humor, she quickly made her way onto television the same year. She is one of the most popular Italian stand-up comedians and the first Italian comedian to release a Netflix Original special, "Michela Giraud: La verità, lo giuro!", distributed in 190 countries worldwide. On April 11, 2024 her film "Flaminia" was released in cinemas, a comedy marking her directorial debut. She also stars in the film, which is now available on Prime Video, Sky and NOW. She later appeared on TV8 with "In&Out - Niente di serio", a contemporary comedy show, and joined the cast of "Gialappa's Show". 2025 also marked her debut as a host on Prime Video with the program "Rip Roast in Peace", which was warmly received by both audiences and critics. Her Italian and European tour, "Mi hanno gettata in mezzo ai lupi e non ne sono uscita capobranco", was a sold-out success, concluding with two grand final shows at Castello Sforzesco in Milan and the Cavea of the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome. Recently, she returned to the stage alongside Maria Onori for "Gioconde Live", a project aimed at telling the history of art with lightness, satire and expertise. The show sold out