Adam and Eve Musical in Paris
Paris doesn’t take a break, not even after the excesses of Christmas and New Year. The cultural activity is so overwhelming, rich and varied that it’s difficult to follow it, because the acts overlap each other all the time. But what we put down on here today is an entertainment act for the whole public, and when we mean the whole public we mean all ages, sensibilities and, even, aesthetic tastes. It’s the new musical by the versatile Pascal Obispo (1965), titled ‘Adam and Eve’, that will be on show from the 31st of January until the 6th of March 2012 at the Sports Palace in Paris. Before I forget, here is the official website where you can find more details and purchase the tickets online: http://www.ticketnet.fr/manifestation/idmanif/226245

‘Adam and Eve’ is a musical comedy that revolves around love, of course, but also in origin and creation. The show has eclectic touches, adopting rhythms and sounds from here and there to mix them, like if it was a kaleidoscope, with the aim of achieving a unique colour. Music from around the world, from pop (inevitable) to rock (also inevitable), as well as reggae (more audacious) conform the show. Nearly all the instrument types from around the world are present: from a street organ to a classic piano, and all of it to offer freshness to the public. According to the creator himself, in ‘Adam and Eve’ “we find love and rebel songs, a big mix, circus artists and acrobats, classic dancers and contemporary ones, large and beautiful decorations… and, for me, the most important: grace and harmony”.
The versatile Pascal Obispo, who can sing, compose or produce an album, already knows what it’s like to sample success with his previous musical ‘Fanlive’, that took the Victoire music award in 2004. For that he has surrounded himself with a great small string orchestra, different musicians and young singers with potential. The role of Adam falls upon the glamorous Thierry Amiel (Marseille, 1982), who is already used to shining in these type of musical shows, while Eve will be played by a young singer of 24 years of age that’s already being compared, due to the quality of her voice, with no other than Whitney Houston. Her name is Cylia.
The ‘Adam and Eve’ musical has to be written down in the diary and, if possible, go and enjoy one of its shows. Remember that it takes place in the Sports Palace in Paris, which is more like a modern auditorium, because here we have seen, since its opening in 1960, musicians such as The Beatles, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton and practically anyone with a big name in the contemporary pop-rock scene.
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