At La Nouvelle Eve, the traditional Parisian magazine is in the spotlight: the wonder at the fairy tale of feathers and the Magnified Woman, entertainment, thanks to comic and playful attractions.
The magazine celebrates the Parisian spirit with a tribute to Edith Piaf, a mythical figure of the suburbs and of timeless song.In “Paris Je t'aime”, “La Vie en Rose” is reborn in tango.
The show culminates with a breathtaking 12-minute French Cancan on Offenbach: Great differences, lace and frous-frous in the spotlight.
Trained in classical, jazz, and modern-jazz dance at one of the most prestigious dance schools in London, Lianne practices her art and love for the stage across the world.
She joined the cast of La Nouvelle Eve in 1987 as a dancer and later earned the title of headliner for nearly a decade. Passionate about the world of cabaret, it was only natural for her to become the new choreographer for the La Nouvelle Eve stage, creating the revue "Paris je t'aime."
He began his career in the 1970s alongside the biggest names in French music: Claude François, Marie Laforêt, Daniel Guichard. Throughout his career, he wrote, composed, and produced for artists in France and the United States, achieving one success after another. He passed away in 2014, but this musical genius's songs continue to resonate in our minds, with tracks that have accompanied generations of listeners ("Ça s’en va et ça revient," "Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood").
The revue Paris, je t’aime, accompanied by an exceptional dinner, a glass of champagne, and a selection of drinks.
6:30 pm
The revue Paris, je t’aime, accompanied by a half-bottle of champagne and a selection of drinks, for a unique experience.
8:15 pm or 10:30 pm
The revue Paris, je t’aime, for an unforgettable evening.
8:15 pm or 10:30 pm