In a town, like any town that you might find in a musical, water is now a
scarce commodity. To survive this terrible drought, water consumption has to be
heavily regulated. That means that people are now forced to use public
bathrooms to take care of their private business. However, these public
bathrooms are controlled by a private company, and the admission fee keeps
getting higher and higher. The poorest citizens without the means to pay are
sent to Urinetown, never to be seen again. To right this injustice, young
Bobby Strong unites the rebel poor, to take arms against the evil Urine Good
Company, so that people can, once again, pee for free.
In a town, like any town that you might find in a musical, water is now a
scarce commodity. To survive this terrible drought, water consumption has to be
heavily regulated. That means that people are now forced to use public
bathrooms to take care of their private business. However, these public
bathrooms are controlled by a private company, and the admission fee keeps
getting higher and higher. The poorest citizens without the means to pay are
sent to Urinetown, never to be seen again. To right this injustice, young
Bobby Strong unites the rebel poor, to take arms against the evil Urine Good
Company, so that people can, once again, pee for free.
Based on the Tim Burton movie (2003), Big Fish does not tell just one story,
but the many stories of Edward Bloom's life. One of a retired traveling
salesman, but above all, an amazing storyteller. His dreams of grandeur come
short when faced with the pragmatism of his down-to-earth son, Will. When the
latter finds out he is soon to become a father himself, he realizes he knows
nothing about his old man's life, but the wild fairy tales he has been told
during his childhood. Join him as he embarks on a colorful journey towards
truth. Are you ready to fight the dragons of the past in a land of tales and
reality?
Wedding bells will celebrate a happy wedding time! Enter the appartment of a
Broadway lover and listen to the recording of her favorite musical: "The Drowsy
Chaperone". Immerse yourself in the roaring 20s and follow the story of a
Follies star leaving the stage to get married, her debonair bridegroom, a
harried producer, a flaky chorine, gangsters disguised as pastry chefs, a latin
Lothario, an aviatrix, and the drowsy chaperone, who needs to find something to
drink despite Prohibition.
Cast
Woman in Chair: Cécile Sablou
The Chaperone: Caroline Mazodier
Janet van de Graaf: Marie-Liane Lekpeli
Robert Martin: Ben Brigaud
Feldzieg: Thomas Rousson
Kitty: Nolwenn Bruneel
Mrs. Tottendale: Cybill Clerger
Underling: Guillaume Huguet
Gangsters #1 and #2: Olivier Mahieu and Bastien Ponchon
George: Adrien Tibère-inglesse
Aldolpho: Yannick Méheut
Trix: Tatiana Ross
Ensemble/Staff/Journalists: Maud Jalabert, Alice Mazodier, Émeline Parizel, and Lucile Thierry
Direction
Scenic direction: Yannick Méheut and Cécile Sablou
Musical direction: Adrien Tibère-inglesse, Olivier Mahieu, and Thomas Rousson
In a town, like any town that you might find in a musical, water is now a
scarce commodity. To survive this terrible drought, water consumption has to be
heavily regulated. That means that people are now forced to use public
bathrooms to take care of their private business. However, these public
bathrooms are controlled by a private company, and the admission fee keeps
getting higher and higher. The poorest citizens without the means to pay are
sent to Urinetown, never to be seen again. To right this injustice, young
Bobby Strong unites the rebel poor, to take arms against the evil Urine Good
Company, so that people can, once again, pee for free.
England, 932 AD. King Arthur and his faithful servant, Patsy, ride throughout
the kingdom in order to recruit brave(-ish) knights to join them in their
quest for the Holy Grail. On their way, they will meet an overly ambitious
Lady of the Lake, Knights who say Ni and not much else, blood-thirsty foes
that won't be defeated by scratches, an anarcho-syndicalist commune, a young
prince in distress, and many more characters which will force our noble
heroes to overcome many tests, and to deeply think about the true nature of
their quest.
Cast
Arthur, King of the Britons: Adrien Tibère-inglesse