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Lycabettus Theater – 09/15/2010 – 21:00

Earlier in the year, Life in Pink and Black’s musical tribute to Edith Piaf sold-out 3 performances at Megaro Mousiki, Athens Concert Hall. Now they’re returning to pay tribute to the life of the legendary French singer, this time under the stars at the open air theater on Lycabettus Hill. The original style of this dramatised musical biography, overflowing with Piaf’s immortal songs, recreates her life in an enjoyable and moving way.

Jacques Pessis, journalist, writer and music historian, recalls Piaf’s career in a light-hearted way by focusing on key events in her life. Nathalie Lhermitte and her wonderful voice bring the narration to life with the immortal songs of the great artist, accompanied by Aurélien Noël on accordion. The innovative direction of Rubia Matignon underscores the interaction between the narrator, the singer-actress and the musician, thus encouraging audience participation.

An entire generation made Piaf a myth, a legend – both words which came to be synonymous with her name. Three stars now simply and modestly offer a tribute to the legendary and immortal Edith Piaf.

Don’t miss this tribute to Edith Piaf on 15 September at the Lycabettus Theatre in Athens, Greece.

Tickets:
20€, 30€, 40€, 50€

Online Bookings: www.ticketservices.gr

Telephone Booking: +30 210 7234567

Public Music Store, Syntagma Square
Τel.: +30 210 3241323
Nearest Metro Station: Syntagma, Lines 2,3

By Athensguide

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