by Jane Rosenstein and Didier Lambert
A hilarious comedy Venise n ‘est pas en Italie written and produced by Ivan Calbérac starring Thomas Solivérès is playing until December 23, 2016 at Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens in Paris.
It is a play about a teenager named Emile and his adventurous journey to go to Venice to meet up with his first girlfriend his first love. Emile was thrilled about the trip when he received an invitation but it became complicated when his parents and brother decided to go with him traveling in a camping car.
Thomas is a fantastic comedian who keeps the audience laughing. His sounds of the vehicles and gestures portray the scenes to tell the audience of the progression of the events of the journey. All this is performed during the one man show using very unusual props.
For French speaking visitors to Paris this play would be a great time in a Paris theater with many laughs.
Jane Rosenstein is a U.S. citizen living in Paris, France. She is a professional translator/interpreter. She is the owner of The International Connection which does international marketing consultation including sales of wine, interpretation, and translation. She enjoys the cultural life that living in Paris offers and has talents in organizing events. She speaks English, French, and Spanish.
She has a B.S. degree in mathematics from University of Pittsburgh and an M.B.A. degree from Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA.
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