C8 dedicates the evening of this Saturday, October 7, 2023 to Roland Magdane, by broadcasting his show Roland Magdane: my wife and I, at 9:10 p.m. The opportunity to discover the woman who shares the comedian’s life, his first spectator.
Roland Magdane is in the spotlight of the C8 channel, which is programming this Saturday evening, October 7, 2023, its show alone on stage Roland Magdane: my wife and I, at 9:10 p.m. The one who usually talks about his private life in his one-man shows has had the same wife for decades. It is thus about Marie-Claude Magdane. She is not only the wife, but also the comedian’s manager.
Marie-Claude Magdane, manager of Roland Magdane
“She takes care of the technical part of the show. I never give up on him, even if we argue all the time! I even put it in my sketches!“, explained the artist in 2012 during an interview with Dauphiné. “We work as a family, the old-fashioned way. It allows us to live together. At the same time, it’s very hard to share both a married life and a professional life. But it’s better than never being home. (…) If we didn’t work together, I don’t think it would last long!” detailed Roland Magdane in 2013 at the site Paris Normandy. Working with your loved one? A solution that has proven itself among the Magdanes: they have been sharing their daily lives for more than 20 years!
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“She is my first audience”, says Roland Magdane of his wife
In a recent interview, Roland Magdane also told us, about his wife, when we asked him how Marie-Claude reacts to the sketches in which he makes fun of her: “She is my first audience and she validates them! When a spectator comes to see her, because she takes care of the technique on my shows, she replies that what I say about her is only fiction. She even goes on stage at the end to greet the audience and correct: “No, I don’t snore!” She puts things back in place.” As for family life, the comedian confides with a laugh: “I clear the table and that’s about it! When I try to cook I put it everywhere, and my wife ends up saying to me: “Forget it, I’ll do it myself, it will be much better!”“
