Theater show features ghosts and orphans
Le Manoir Grimilde, a family-friendly musical show, is currently playing at the Apollo Theatre. It follows two teenagers who escape from an orphanage and find refuge in a mysterious manor, only to discover it is haunted by trapped spirits.Ghosts and a prophecy
The ghosts in the manor try to scare the orphans, but their attempts fail. One ghost, Victor, becomes friendly with the teenagers. However, a family secret resurfaces, threatening the ghosts' existence on earth. The manor's housemistress, Madame Grimilde, seeks a solution to prevent this.Musical elements and audience
The show combines elements of friendship, humor, and suspense, with original music. It is designed for audiences aged 8 and older, offering an engaging and entertaining experience for families.Solo show reflects on personal themes
Philippe Lellouche is performing a solo show at La Cigale, reflecting on his childhood, romantic feelings, and personal struggles. After 15 years on stage, he offers an intimate look back at his life and experiences.Unique artistic performance
Mes battements, a show by Albin de la Simone, combines singing, acting, and drawing on a semicircular screen. It explores deep and personal emotions through a blend of music and visual art.Mozart's librettist gets a stage
Da Ponte, the jester of Mozart is being performed at the Théâtre de Passy. The show features eight young actors and musicians portraying Lorenzo Da Ponte, the librettist behind Mozart's most famous operas. It traces his life from Venice to New York in the 18th century.
