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Tag Archives: theatre
Autumn leaves by Sabine Dundure
A selection of moments, snapped by Sabine Dundure, downstairs au Chat Noir…
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May, June, Inondations…
As our friend Peter Deaves reminds us, the Seine never made it to Belleville, not even in 1910. Not even to Oberkampf. We are safe here in this underground bunker. We don’t need to move our masterpieces somewhere else as … Continue reading
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March has gone. Memories from a basement.
Welcome April. March has gone. So many memories. But in case you forgot we still have a monthly selection of Sabine Dundure‘s pictures, so that when you’ll be old enough you can show your grandchildren how it was in Paris, … Continue reading
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Monday February 22nd. The theme is “Actors/Acting” with Frank Klötgen, our guest from Germany.
Frank Klötgen, is a slam poet from Munich and writer of hyperfictions. Singer of the band Marilyn’s Army for more than 25 years and 15 albums. In 1998, his multimedia novel “Die Aaleskorte der Ölig” was awarded with the “Pegasus”, … Continue reading
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November’s gone. Some pictures to remember it.
Photos taken by Sabine Dundure during these November Mondays:
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Tagged literary, literary magazine, literary scene, live poetry, open mic, open mike, Paris, Performance, Poem, poesie, poetes, Poetry, poetry magazine, Readings, spoken word, Spoken Word Paris, stand up, storytelling, Strangers in Paris, theatre, underground, writers
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Spoken Word Paris March 3: Colours & Jazz!
It was March 3, it was having Colours as theme, it was the new setting, the new lights, it was the special 2nd round: “improvised jazz to accompany the poetry”. Andy Guthrie was at the piano, Jay Golden at the … Continue reading
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Tagged anglophone, art, artists, chat noir, contemporary, culture, emerging writers, Expat, flaneurs, literary, literary scene, live poetry, open mic, open mike, Paris, Performance, Poem, poesie, Poetry, Spoken Word Paris, stand up, storytelling, Strangers in Paris, theatre, underground, writers
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Spoken Word Paris December 2: Original or Copy.
Original or Copy? Original or Copy? Original or Copy? Original or Copy? Original or Copy? Original or Copy? Original or Copy? For answers and more pictures check the full album here. Pictures by Sabine Dundure. For more answers and more … Continue reading
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Come aboard the Alternat Saturday 30th Nov!
Albert writes: Come aboard the Alternat on 30th November for a night of locally-sourced and written theatre, followed by drinks and partying until late. Four fifteen-minute plays all on the theme of ‘Against our will comes wisdom’, with theatrical ad-breaks … Continue reading
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