Charlie Chaplin, a timeless figure of silent cinema, comes to life at the Théâtre Ranelagh with a selection of his best short films, shown in their restored versions by FPA Films. This ciné-concert seems to offer an immersion in the world of burlesque, carried by the inimitable gestures of Charlie Chaplin and a humor that crosses generations.
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The show's originality lies in the live musical accompaniment provided by pianist and composer Thomas Février. He offers his own creations to enhance the on-screen action and restore the comic energy of the films. This live performance recreates the atmosphere of the first film screenings, where music played an essential role.
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Designed for a wide audience, from 5 years upwards, this ciné-concert allows young spectators to discover Chaplin in conditions that promise to be ideal: on a large screen and with musical accompaniment that brings the images to life. Adults, meanwhile, will enjoy rediscovering these burlesque classics in an intimate, elegant setting.
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Dates and Opening Time
On April 15, 2025
Location
Théâtre Le Ranelagh
5 rue des Vignes
75116 Paris 16
Prices
€10 - €15
Booking
www.theatre-ranelagh.com
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