Openly adapted from Romeo and Juliet, a record-breaking work, almost everyone knows West Side Story, or at least the film by Robert
Wise and Jerome Robbins, starring Natalie Wood, directed in 1961. Perhaps a little less so the lyrical drama from which it is derived... Created four years earlier on Broadway, where the show ran for an impressive 732 performances, West Side Story quickly conquered the world and has endured over the years thanks to Bernstein's sophisticated, rhythmic, and popular music (Maria, America, Somewhere, Tonight, I Feel Pretty...), the timeless universal story that has proven itself since Shakespeare, and, of course... the dance!

Between joyful excitement and infinite melancholy, this unmissable musical where we find the legendary "If I Were a Rich Man..." has enjoyed incredible success since its premiere on Broadway in 1964.
At the beginning of the 20th century, in the Jewish quarter of a Russian town, the milkman Tevye has three concerns: providing for his family, ensuring a good future by finding suitable husbands for his three capricious daughters, and reconciling his actions with God regarding religious freedoms...

With the French premiere of Wonderful Town, the Toulon Opera brilliantly celebrates the centenary of Leonard Bernstein's birth and continues its policy of discovering Broadway gems, such as Kurt Weill's Street Scene and the legendary Follies by Stephen Sondheim. Through the improbable wanderings of two sisters who arrive from the depths of Ohio to try their luck in New York, Bernstein affirms his love for the city. Wonderful Town, with its exuberant choreographic episodes and sumptuous orchestration, is a prelude to West Side Story.

A crazy and whimsical story where everything ends with a single attitude: "Swing!" The press...

Film by Jacques Demy and music by Michel Legrand, Palme d'Or winner at Cannes in 1964... That was in the last century! But here they are again, sung and danced live on stage in an adaptation presented by the musical theater company Ars Lyrica. And the charm still works!

For the stage version of this timeless and beautiful story, Emmanuel Dell'Erba plays with sequences of different colors. He cleverly combines video scenes and dance sequences with the performances of the actor-singers (Guy Camille Nicolas and Gaétan Borg in the lead roles) and the score performed by the 20 musicians of the Candide Orchestra under the direction of Patrick Leterme. Open your umbrellas, get your tissues ready, the charm still works!

It is the audacity and finesse of the libretto, based on James A. Michener's novel (Tales of the South Pacific), that first captivate the novice. A libretto that seems far removed from the 42nd Street, as it sets up its quarters in Polynesia during World War II, on an American base where boredom vies with soldierly comedy, masculinity with love. Far from the idea of mere entertainment, it aims to tackle racial prejudices...

An ambitious and playful introduction to classical music for families and children.
This show is today what Fantasia was in 1940: a (re)discovery of French heritage for music lovers.
Asterix and Obelix, surrounded by the entire Gaulish village, will defy Caesar and embark on a journey through the greatest classical "hits" of the French repertoire. And for once, Assurancetourix will sing!

Music by Gounod, Berlioz, Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Chabrier, Ravel, Massenet, Bizet, Offenbach, Fauré, Dukas, and Widor.

A tribute to Nelson Mandela: this musical tells the story of the initially impossible love between two individuals who, in Mandela's light, will fight for their ideals.
African dances, traditional choirs alternate with songs and rhythmic and unifying titles. The benevolent presence of the great man will inspire these heroes.

A completely a cappella musical theater piece, a psychedelic narrative dissecting our society, its doubts, and its contradictions.

Tom Sawyer is a carefree young teenager who dreams of freedom and adventure. But in this small town in the United States, Tom is seen as a little rascal with bad company, like Muff Potter, the village alcoholic. His aunt Polly, who took him in along with his brother Sid after their parents' disappearance, tries her best to raise him as well as she can.

Experience the most famous detective in a brand new story! London, 1910.

The news is making headlines: the Aztec statue of the god Tlaloc, a jewel of the grand national museum, has been stolen! The renowned private detective Sherlock Holmes is in charge of the investigation, accompanied by his faithful accomplice, Dr. Watson. But now a young detective, Emma Jones, also finds herself on the trail of the crime.

Phileas Fogg is a secretive and phlegmatic gentleman who lives his life with almost mathematical precision. He spends much of his time at the Reform Club playing cards and discussing various topics with the other gentlemen of the club. One day, during a discussion, Fogg announces that it is now possible to go around the world in 80 days...

In London, the little Emma must sell matches on the street. Unable to do so, she finally lights one to warm herself... And suddenly, she is transported into the heart of an imaginary

A young man, a genius of the sea and a cunning strategist, will embrace the career of a sailor and overthrow the English from their maritime supremacy, causing fear to all enemy ships of France, from London to Calcutta.
Adventure, passion, love, betrayal - the young man's journey will be filled with obstacles to conquer the oceans and win the hand of the beautiful Marie-Catherine Blaise de Maisonneuve.

Peter Pan invites you to fly once again to Neverland with him, Wendy, and his two brothers! Board the Jolly Roger and face Hook, Smee, and the pirates!...

Inspired by the tale of One Thousand and One Nights, with singers, dancers, and actors on stage, Aladdin is a journey to the heart of Agrabah, full of colors and magic, that will delight young and old alike! A family musical show.

The story of a teenager in a wheelchair who, despite his disability, dreams of becoming an acrobat. TIMÉO wants to prove to everyone that being different is normal. In order to do so, he must overcome the judgment of others and the prejudice that says a wheelchair-bound acrobat doesn't exist.