Michel Fau

Michel Fau is a renowned comedian, actor, and theatre director. He trained at the French National Academy of Dramatic Arts, where he studied under prominent figures such as Michel Bouquet and Gérard Desarthe. His career spans both stage and screen, with notable collaborations in theatre with Olivier Py, Jean-Luc Lagarce, and Jacques Weber, among others. In cinema, he has worked with acclaimed directors like François Ozon, Albert Dupontel, and Xavier Giannoli. Michel Fau is also known for his occasional direction of interpretation workshops at the French National Academy of Dramatic Arts. His versatility and talent have earned him roles in films such as 'Borgo' (2023) and 'The Great Arch' (2025). Additionally, he gained attention during the 2011 Molière Awards with a humorous rendition of Carla Bruni's song 'Quelqu'un m'a dit.'

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