Megan Brouillard Dominates 27th Gala Les Olivier with Triple Win
The 27th Gala Les Olivier delivered a night full of laughter, surprises and undeniable talent, with Quebec’s rising star, Megan Brouillard, emerging as the evening’s standout. Brouillard, who was named Discovery of the Year in 2025, took home not one, but three prestigious Oliviers. Her solo show, Chiendent, was awarded Humor Show of the Year, while she also received the Olivier of the Year, chosen by public vote and the Text of the Year award for the same performance. On stage, she expressed heartfelt humility, acknowledging the talent of her fellow nominees and emphasizing the joy of sharing humor with audiences.
The gala, hosted for the second time by Korine Côté, opened with a sharp, self-aware monologue that set a playful yet reflective tone. Côté didn’t shy away from addressing the recent controversies in Quebec’s comedy scene, including the high-profile decision reversal by Juste pour rire concerning Julien Lacroix’s upcoming show. Her humor, mixing critique and wit, reminded viewers that comedy thrives not just in celebration but also in conversation about the industry itself.
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Other notable winners included Liliane Blanco-Binette, who earned Discovery of the Year thanks to her rise on social media and appearances on Big Brother Célébrités. Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais won Humor Number of the Year for his opening at the ADISQ gala with Une bonne toune, c’t’une bonne toune. Veteran comedians also shone, with Mike Ward claiming his 12th Olivier for Best-Selling Humor Show, while Charles Beauchesne and his team once again dominated the Podcast with Script category. The night highlighted both established talent and emerging voices, demonstrating the breadth and vibrancy of Quebec’s comedy landscape.
Beyond individual accolades, the gala underscored the evolving humor scene in Quebec. Audiences saw a mix of live performance, radio sketches, podcasts and web-based humor, reflecting how comedy is diversifying across platforms. The event also offered moments of reflection, with artists like Brouillard emphasizing humility and the shared joy of laughter, even amid competition. It’s clear that recognition at Les Olivier not only honors outstanding performances but also strengthens community and collaboration within the comedy world.
As the evening concluded, the impact of the 27th Gala Les Olivier extended beyond the trophies. It celebrated innovation, spotlighted new voices and reinforced Quebec’s cultural contribution to comedy on a global scale. For viewers following these rising stars and iconic performers alike, the gala offered both entertainment and insight into the resilience and creativity of the humor industry. Stay with us for continuous coverage of cultural milestones and updates from the world of comedy, as the stories behind these performers continue to unfold.
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