Whether they are artists, writers, business leaders or athletes, Pause guests all have something to teach us, professionally speaking. At the microphone of Alexandre Mars, the successful comedian and actor Redouane Bougheraba reveals the secrets of his journey, and the lessons he learns from it. With a target, young people. A testimony recorded in October 2022 but still as impactful from the first stand-up artist to fill the Vélodrome stadium.
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We sit down with Redouane Bougheraba
With him, it’s not good to sit in the front row. The comedian is a sniper, an improv star. And, if you look closely, his professional life gives a bit of this impression: that of a vehicle that rushes in a very specific direction but is tough, ready to take all the detours and even the bumps, if necessary, to achieve this. “I washed toilets in London. I did the diving. It built my character. You have to work hard and take any job to achieve your goals. I did everything. This is what I tell the young people who listen to me: we must not be ashamed. You wash toilets, you do the washing up, it doesn’t matter. Who cares, you earn your living honestly. »
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To the humility of starting from below, the Phocaean adds that of hesitating, of ignoring. The person concerned began studying economics before changing his mind, faced with the lack of career prospects in this field: “We should make young people aware of what they want to do later. From college. Too often, we study without knowing why. » The comedian knows very well what he is doing today, and for whom: “Making people laugh heals us. We try to give joy to others, but in truth, it does us a lot of good. » Not sure that the public, even those in the front row, will hold it against him.
