A Look Back on the History of NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
Following its New York City debut last year, the international musical and dance sensation Notre Dame de Paris returns to New York this summer to celebrate its 25th Anniversary. We're taking a look back on just a few notable productions ahead of the show's return to New York!
Cast Set for NOTRE DAME DE PARIS New York Return Engagement
Following its long-awaited New York City debut last year, which was seen by over 30,000 people in just 12 performances, the international musical and dance sensation Notre Dame de Paris will return to New York this summer to celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
VIDEO: Preview the Epic Music of NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
After more than two decades playing worldwide and selling more than 15 million tickets in 23 countries, Notre Dame de Paris will make its long-awaited New York City debut this summer. The production, performed in French with English supertitles and featuring a dazzling international 30-member cast and a live orchestra, will play for seven performances only from July 13-24, 2022 at the David H. Koch Theatre at Lincoln Center. Watch a sneak peek video!
Photos: The Cast of NOTRE DAME DE PARIS Celebrates Upcoming New York City Premiere
Look out New York, because the cast of the international musical and dance sensation Notre Dame de Paris is the talk of the town! Just hours after touching down last week, producers Nicolas Talar and Adam Blanshay and the company of Notre Dame de Paris were welcomed to New York at multiple exclusive events. See photos from the events here!
Photos: Meet the Company of NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
Notre Dame de Paris, the international musical and dance sensation, will soon arrive at the David H. Koch Theater, where it runs July 13-24. The company just met the press and BroadwayWorld was on hand for the big day. Check out photos!
NOTRE DAME DE PARIS Extends By Popular Demand at Lincoln Center
Nicolas & Charles Talar and Adam Blanshay Productions have announced today that Notre Dame de Paris, the international musical and dance sensation, will extend by popular demand, with a second week of performances added to their highly anticipated engagement at the David H. Koch Theater this summer.
BWW Review: NOTRE DAME DE PARIS, London Coliseum
It is difficult to overestimate how popular Notre Dame de Paris is in France, leaving audiences in raptures for twenty years. However, the critics were not kind when it was last performed in London back in 2000. Poor translation of the lyrics and a prerecorded backing track seemed to be the main issues. Despite this, the show has been performed all over the world and this new run at the Coliseum will mark its 20th anniversary, this time with a new translation and a live string section.Unfortunately, this is not enough to save a show that often feels dated and self-absorbed.
BWW Interview: Hiba Tawaji Talks NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
On the eve of the return of Notre Dame de Paris to London - this time in its original French - I'm looking back to my time behind the scenes during its last few days in Paris. There I spoke to Hiba Tawaji (Esmeralda), who talked about the more challenging aspects of performing, as well as her passion for championing female emancipation.
Full Casting & ENO Orchestra Announced For London Run Of NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
Nicolas Talar for Enzo Products Ltd and Adam Blanshay Productions have announced the full casting for Notre Dame de Paris. Twenty years after its Parisian debut, and after receiving international acclaim in 23 countries worldwide, the French musical is set to be performed at London Coliseum. The original French production in London will be performed with English surtitles and a live orchestra from Wednesday 23 Sunday 27 January 2019, with a national press night on Wednesday 23 January 2019 at 7pm. The London run will culminate with the 5,000th performance of the worldwide hit show.
Behind The Scenes at NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
In 2018, Richard Cocciante and Luc Plamondon's Notre Dame de Paris celebrated its 20th anniversary. The show (billed as 'Un Spectacle musical'), based on the novel by Victor Hugo, began life at the Palais des Congres de Paris and has since toured extensively - including several different translations - as well as frequently going 'home' on various occasions for limited runs. It was last seen in London in 2000, and it returns in a couple of weeks for a short stay at the Coliseum; this time the show will be performed in the original French, with English surtitles, rather than using the previous English translation.