Théâtre du Dé, Rue Principale 39, 1902 Evionnaz
Compagnie Horizon
Barbara and Brel are two icons of French chanson. Their immense talent is forever etched in our collective memory. Their songs touch the heart again and again.
Yvette Théraulaz has already tackled the great brunette lady inMa Barbara, in 2017, a show that bowled over a large audience, who were delighted to share in a magnificent tribute.
In this new show, directed by Sophie Pasquet Racine, Yvette Théraulaz and her accomplice Pascal Schopfer travel through the repertoire of Barbara and Brel. The duo revisit their best-known songs, and bring out a few gems that have been forgotten or overlooked.
Lee Maddeford 's piano sets the tone for Christel Sautaux's superb, highly personal accordion arrangements, while the cascading laughter of the two mischievous performers slips in mischievously, giving this show a sense of farcical joy.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Yvette Théraulaz has already tackled the great brunette lady inMa Barbara, in 2017, a show that bowled over a large audience, who were delighted to share in a magnificent tribute.
In this new show, directed by Sophie Pasquet Racine, Yvette Théraulaz and her accomplice Pascal Schopfer travel through the repertoire of Barbara and Brel. The duo revisit their best-known songs, and bring out a few gems that have been forgotten or overlooked.
Lee Maddeford 's piano sets the tone for Christel Sautaux's superb, highly personal accordion arrangements, while the cascading laughter of the two mischievous performers slips in mischievously, giving this show a sense of farcical joy.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.