Camille & Phuphuma Love Minus at the Cité de la Musique in Paris in May 2026

Camille is back! Along with Clément Ducol, the singer won a César and an Oscar for the original score of Jacques Audiard's film " Emilia Pérez ", and now she's making a comeback in Paris with a musical show entitled " A piece about water without water ".

Conceived and directed by renowned choreographer Robyn Orlin. Named Chevalier de l'Ordre national de Mérite by Denis Pietton, the French ambassador to Johannesburg, Robyn Orlin is a South African contemporary dancer and choreographer, best known for her extravagant shows, which have been presented for several years now.

In 2026, Robyn Orlin presents " A piece about water without water " at the Cité de la Musique in four exceptional performances from Monday May 4 to Thursday May 7.

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On stage, the talented Camille performs a number of aquatic songs, including"À la claire fontaine", amid a sea of fabrics. Camille first came to prominence in 2002 with her album"Le Sac des filles", followed by the acclaimed"Le Fil", released in 2005.

For this musical show, presented in the form of a " hybrid and unbridled stage creation ", Camille will be joined on stage at the Salle des concerts by the South African male choir Phuphuma Love Minus. A clever musical cocktail that promises audiences an explosive moment on the issue of water.

To discover it, head for the Salle des concerts de la Cité de la musique in Paris from May 4 to 7, 2026. Single tickets for this show go on sale on Monday May 5, 2025 at 12 noon.

• DISTRIBUTION
  • Robyn Orlin, design, direction, costumes, set design
  • Camille, singing, dancing
  • Phuphuma Love Minus
  • Mlungiseleni Majozi, vocals
  • Saziso Mvelase, vocals
  • Lucky Khumalo, vocals
  • Mqapheleni Ngidi, vocals
  • Jabulani Mcunu, vocals
  • Amos Bhengu, vocals
  • Siphesihle Ngidi, vocals
  • Mbongeleni Ngidi, vocals
  • Mbuyiseleni Myeza, vocals
  • S'Yabonga Majozi, vocals
  • Lucile Chriqui, choir director
  • Birgit Neppl, costumes, set design
  • Vito Walter, lighting design
  • Eric Perroys, video

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