Jarry, whose real name is Anthony Lambert, is a comedian, director, and presenter of French television.
classes of theatrical expression in high schools or during interventions in prisons. In addition, for seven years, he trained teachers in Morocco, Tunisia, and Mali as part of programs to learn the language through theatrical expression.
At the age of 22, he left his native region and went to Paris where he began his career as an actor. He joined the company Entrées de Jeu led by Bernard Grosjean. For 10 years, the forum theater will allow him to address many topics related to the observation of society and he will develop the art of improvisation.
At the same time, he makes appearances in comedies in the cinema. It was during the filming of Bambou that Didier Bourdon advised him to move towards the one-man show.
After a single autobiographical scene, Between Crazy Emotions, he presents his first one-man show, Atypical in 2013, first played at the Instinct Theater and then at the Comédie des Boulevards and Treviso, in addition to a tour through France.
He has been a recurring member of Face à la bande on France 2 . Humorist seen in Show! The Morning on D17 he is a regular of Friday everything is allowed with Arthur on TF1.
By the end of 2015, he is a columnist on Stéphane Bern’s show Comment ça va bien! where he interprets a twin character of Stéphane Bern in skits with disguise. From the 2016 school year, he is a columnist on Europe 1 in the show‘s big leagues of Alessandra Sublet.
Since 2017, he has co-presents with Karine Ferri of the bloopers on TF1: The Grand Bêtisier of the 31 (2017-) and the Grand Bêtisier of the summer (2018).
On March 29, 2019, he replaced Arthur at the animation of Friday everything is allowed. The show aired in the second half of the evening on TF1 is renowned for the occasion Friday is all Jarry.