Paul Morocco began his career as a street performer in New Orleans in 1983 and, shortly after, moved to Europe, where he established himself in the comedy and cabaret circuits with a unique style that combines music, physical humor and absurd situations.
In 1990, he created the show “Olé!”, which achieved international success after its run at the Edinburgh Festival and its participation in Just For Laughs. Since then, the “Olé!” Trio has performed for over two decades in theaters and festivals around the world, even reaching audiences like Oprah Winfrey.
With millions of television views and multiple international awards (Cannes, Moers, Daidogei, among others), his work has become a benchmark of contemporary visual comedy.
Paul Morocco created Duo Olé! after training as a street performer in New Orleans, where he discovered his passion for connecting with the public and developed his characteristic talent for improvisation.
The original show premiered at the London Mime Festival in 1990 and, a year later, arrived at the Edinburgh Fringe, where it was recognized with two awards.
In 1996, Morocco joined Guillermo De Endaya and Marcial Heredia, forming the current trio. Since then, “Olé!” has continued to conquer stages around the world, establishing itself as a true international cult phenomenon.
Paul Morocco created Duo Olé! after training as a street performer in New Orleans, where he discovered his passion for connecting with the public and developed his characteristic talent for improvisation.
The original show premiered at the London Mime Festival in 1990 and, a year later, arrived at the Edinburgh Fringe, where it was recognized with two awards.
In 1996, Morocco joined Guillermo De Endaya and Marcial Heredia, forming the current trio. Since then, “Olé!” has continued to conquer stages around the world, establishing itself as a true international cult phenomenon.
