Music-hall burlesque

The Odeon continues its tribute to the "man of 4,000 songs", a glorious native of the country who also left us "Marinella", "J'ai deux amours" and "Le plus beau tango du monde".

Carmen Al-Andalus, an adaptation of Bizet?s opera and Mérimée?s novella, shows a mixed Spain, with a new orchestration that brings Mediterranean cultures closer together.

For his new opera, Marseille-based composer Régis Campo has chosen to reinvest Andersen?s famous fairy tale with all its modernity.

On a wild island where defeated enemies are scalped before being eaten, the chief of the Gros-Loulous tribe, Vent-du-Soir, is visited by Lapin-Courageux, king of the Papas-Toutous.

Gaston has kidnapped young Lucile from his boarding house. They have taken refuge with Monsieur and Madame Denis, who are on vacation.

Can yesterday?s friends still be today?s friends? That's the strange question posed by François Morel in his production of Yasmina Reza's famous play Art.

L'Odéon and Dominique Desmond pay tribute to Vincent Scotto on the 150th anniversary of his birth.

The Théâtre municipal de l'Odéon offers a vast program: from plays for the general public to operetta classics, via boulevard theater.

Discover the regenerating power of music with Père Michel Marie Zanotti-Sorkine in a concert full of optimism and poetry, rooted in the rich tradition of French chanson.

In 1989, they took to their desks. Today, they take to the stage in a particularly successful adaptation of Le Cercle des poètes disparus by Olivier Solivérès.