There was something new in this 35th Molières ceremony, which took place Monday evening. Whether in terms of introduction, with an arrival and a fanfare cover of a set of pop songs of the moment, or the consecration of two Aveyronnaises on the charts.
In addition to Vanessa Cailhol crowned at 41 years old (see box), this magical evening will have crowned a young 23-year-old artist, Maréva Poaty, who distinguished herself in the musical show “Spamalot” by Éric Idle, directed by Pierre -François Martin-Laval. No wonder for the one who currently works at Disneyland Paris, within the Dream factory until August 31.
While waiting for future castings, the Espalionnaise obtained a first reward which calls for others as well “she is professional, amazing and hardworking”as Sophie Caroline Schatz, her first singing teacher at the Espalion conservatory, describes her.
“She can do everything”
There is no shortage of qualifiers for this talent, who, while humble, had difficulty realizing the scope of his performance. “I’m still on cloud nine, it has to come downshe confides. It’s just huge, we didn’t expect it at all. I didn’t think I would one day be at the Molières, so winning a prize…” Understudy of the Lady of the Lake, she was “so happy to play such a grandiose role, such a sublime character!”. Her career has taken on a new dimension, since she participated in a musical, “Flash dance”, which ended at the end of April and for which, with her partners, she performed around forty dates, in all the Zeniths of France. “An incredible experience”, she smiled. “A role in which she shone, agrees Sophie Caroline Schatz, who saw him on stage in Marseille before continuing. “She can do everything! Maréva is as good a singer as she is an actress. She also knows how to dance. She is made for musical comedies and it seems to me that she flourishes there. She is very well on her way to making a very great and beautiful career.”
“ I really hope that I’m only just starting out.affirms for her part the young Espalionnaise. I now want to get another Molière but next time “solitary”.” She will be able to draw inspiration from the equally remarkable performance of Vanessa Cailhol, who won the Audience Award with the play “Courgette”.
