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[Képzeletbeli Operett] In Hungarian with French supertitles
by & directed by Valère Novarina
Théâtre de l'Odéon November 09 2010 > November 13 2010
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You who are about to enter, welcome to Novarinia ! And even in Novarinia, a music loving land without distinct borders, where we francophones can understand one of the languages being tossed about, and shattered and reinvented, from moment of surprise to moment of surprise, this explosive, erupting, unclassifiable, extraordinary language, is actually Novarinian-French, and there is not one sentence that finishes as one would expect. This said, the Képzeletbeli Operetta takes us on a voyage to Hungry, where magnificent actors have thrown themselves body and soul, under the author’s directing, into this endless chasm of words. And « after two weeks of swimming across an ocean of language », Christian Paccoud, who has accompanied the French creation of this text, has reinvented all of the songs along with Lajos Pal, a virtuoso accordionist who himself is a melting pot of all the highbrow and popular traditions of Hungarian music.

 
 
 
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