The French comedian was on the set of Dailythis Thursday, November 14, to present his new show soberly titled Nora Hamzawi.
Nora Hamzawia 41 years old and everything is fine. Everything is even better, as she seemed to say on the set of Dailythis Thursday, November 14. The comedian came to present the new single on stage that she will perform at the Olympia from January 14 to 18. “After 13 performances at the Folies Bergère, and 10 at the Théâtre de l'Atelier, we will meet in Paris in January for 5 dates at the Olympia! Looking forward to showing you around my new home!”, she had already announced on her Instagram account last June.
“I made love again!”
“The state of the world and its influence on the couple and intimacy”, this is what Nora Hamzawi will talk about in her next show, as summarized by Yann Barthes, the presenter of Daily. A world whose current events have not finished depressing the comedian but who has decided to laugh at its effects on his psyche. If she humorously declares that she “increased on dose of anti-depressants”, she adds with joy: “I made love again!”. “I want to say this because there are people watching us slouching around eating pasta and maybe tonight will be their night,” she joked.
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The midlife crisis assumed
Asked about the pair of thigh-high boots she is (again) wearing on the poster for her new show, Nora Hamzawi replied without fuss: “I have embraced my midlife crisis.” “Over-the-knee boots are comfortable, they hug the leg a lot, it’s like a thigh girdle,” she added. While some people put on a suit jacket to give themselves courage, the comedian takes out her thigh-high boots. “I have the impression of being super sexy, of having had tons of conquests, it's l’empowerment as the Americans say,” she adds.
“Let’s wear thigh high boots!”
As the transition to middle age is not always synonymous with crisis, Nora Hamzawi had already spoken about this stage of age on the set of C L'hedolast April. But this time, the comedian spoke about it in a positive way. “I've always aspired to be someone else and quarantine is the kind of thing where you understand that it's only going to decline,” she declared. Let’s forget that we’re not going to be our ideal and let’s enjoy what we have.” And the comedian concludes: “so let’s wear thigh-high boots!”
