By Constance Drugeot Pictures: all rights reserved You’re going to have a one-night-only concert at Cadogan Hall in September. How excited are you about it? Kerry: There are so many things to love about this concert that’s coming up. Obviously, … Continue reading [Interview] Kerry Ellis on her upcoming concert with the Fulltone Orchestra at Cadogan Hall
Adaptations, créations originales, retours inattendus de grands classiques et succès… Les aficionados de théâtre et comédies musicales auront définitivement de quoi se mettre sous la dent à la rentrée 2025. Tour d’horizon des spectacles qui viendront agiter les scènes françaises … Continue reading Chicago, Cher Evan Hansen, Le Roi Soleil… Que voir à Paris à partir de septembre ?
By Helen Sullivan Pictures: All rights reserved On the 26th of July 1952, Eva Peron, the First Lady of Argentina, died, and the country went into mourning. Considered the spiritual leader of the country and beloved by the people, Eva … Continue reading [Review] Jamie Lloyd’s Evita at the London Palladium
By Helen Sullivan Picture: All Rights Reserved On June 11th, at least ten members of the national touring cast of Les Misérables will sit out a performance at the Kennedy Center with the US President expected in attendance. This is … Continue reading [Opinion] The Kennedy Center Takeover is the Tip of the Iceberg
Photo : Éric Delage By Léna Fontaine Qui sommes nous si nous ne savons pas vraiment d’où nous venons ? C’est la question que nous pose Céline Le Coustumer dans cette pièce à la fois touchante et sensible. Être jumeaux, … Continue reading [Review] Longue Vie aux Autruches au Théâtre de la Reine Blanche, une famille au cœur de la tempête
What does Queen, David Bowie and Celine Dion have in common? Well, besides making great music, they also make great theme tunes for some peculiars characters: the Bennets. A few years ago, Pride & Prejudice (sort of) by Isobel McArthur … Continue reading [Review] Orgueil & Préjugés… Ou presque at Théâtre Saint George: Gossip Girls in the 19th Century
★★★★ Words by Constance Drugeot After opening in several cities across the globe, including Off-Broadway in New York City, in Sydney, Toronto, and London’s West End, Titanique finally made its way to France! The Olivier Awards-winning musical recently opened at … Continue reading [Review] Céline Dion has arrived in Paris: A Review of Titanique at the Theatre du Lido
“On ne rate pas sa vie, on la recommence.” Twenty four years ago, a little boy’s life changed for the better. At eleven, he became one of the biggest movie stars of his generation, then a global sensation, adored by … Continue reading [Review] Numéro Deux : He who should absolutely be named!
Words by Léna Fontaine Picture: Thomas Amouroux “So long, as ignorance and misery remain on earth, there should be a need for books such as this. – Victor Hugo” After travelling the world for over 40 years, Les Misérables is back … Continue reading [Review] Les Misérables at Theatre du Châtelet: No one does a Revolution like the French!
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