What to do in Paris and the region this week? The musical “Les Misérables”, blockbuster mentalism and Nemanja Radulovic on violin

This week, Jean-Laurent presents three very different shows, each one as sensational as the last.

It is a classic in the world of English-speaking musicals but it is in France that it returns to perform, in the language of Molière. More than 40 years after its creation at the Palais des Sports in Paris, the musical comedy “Les Misérables”, inspired by the novel by Victor Hugo, is back at the Théâtre du Châtelet in a new version. A monumental foray into French history, culture and literature directed by Ladislas Cholas.

At just 30 years old, mentalist Léo Brière has become a reference in illusion. He presents his new show “Existences” at the Théâtre du Gymnase, in an XXL format and a staging that uses video and new technologies to surprise the audience. Léo Brière is releasing, at the same time, a book entitled “The Power of Mentalism” which reveals and explains many tips for bluffing your friends and understanding everything about this art of illusion.

With his rocker look, his kindness and his good humor which contrast with the image of the classical violinist, Nemanja Radulovic is a lesson in humility and technical mastery. Listening to him play, it only takes a few notes to understand his motto: be serious, without taking yourself seriously! The virtuoso is as gifted as he is generous. His new album pays tribute to his favorite composer, Johann Sebastian Bach. Nemanja Radulovic is in concert on November 26 at the Philharmonie de Paris with his double sens ensemble.

Find all the advice for your cultural outings in “One Evening in Paris”every Friday evening in ICI 19/20 on France 3 Paris Île-de-France and in replay on france.tv/idf

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