Marie s'infiltre leaves France Inter – Now she's concentrating on the tour!

Marie s'infiltre leaves France Inter – Now she's concentrating on the tour!

French Comédienne Marie S’infiltre, real name Marie Benoliel, announced today that she is ending her collaboration with France Inter, one of France's leading radio stations. This decision comes just two months after her debut in the Grande Matinale, where she contributed weekly features. The information was confirmed by a spokesperson for the station, who also explained that at the time of her return to the program, her contributions did not receive the expected response from the audience. So reported Liberation, that her seven “Masterclass culot” caused more confusion than laughter.

Marie S'infiltre, who is also known for her bold video happenings - including a surprise participation in a Chanel fashion show - will now concentrate on her tour with the program "Culot". This tour ends on December 20th this year at the Accor Arena in Paris. Despite the early termination of her radio work, she remains active as an artist.

A new humor for the listeners

However, France Inter's program will not be entirely without humorous contributions for listeners. Thomas Poitevin will follow Marie S’infiltre with his new chronicle “Merci Véro”. Loud 20 minutes “Merci Véro” will address listeners' problems weekly in a humorous way, thus taking into account the various concerns of listeners.

Marie S'infiltre has noted in the past that she does not want to be perceived as a humorist and her goal is not to make audiences laugh. This viewpoint earned her some criticism on social media, to which she responded appropriately. It is hoped that her future projects, especially her tour, will be more popular.

The name behind the talent

Marie, a variant of the biblical name Maria, is a common female first name. This connection to Mary, which has strong symbolic meaning in many cultures, could also explain the creative spirit behind Marie S'infiltre and her performances. Women with this name, such as the famous physicist Marie Curie, have always been highly recognized throughout history, so perhaps Marie S'infiltre will follow in these footsteps with her own work.

The combination of her unique approach and the upcoming tour makes for an exciting look into the future: she will continue to work hard to fully concentrate on her creative development.