The Paris Opera in French Guiana is a territorial cultural cooperation program launched in November 2022, aiming to make the Paris Opera's missions accessible to all Guyanese people. This documentary series retraces the creation of this program, from the inaugural show in Cayenne to the dance workshops led by the Paris Opera artists in partnership with various collaborators in Cayenne, Kourou, and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni. Episode 1 – The Arrival In November 2022, the Paris Opera in French Guiana was inaugurated with a dance performance featuring Étoile and corps de ballet dancers at the Trois Fleuves hall in Cayenne. Episode 2 – The Encounter Following the performance, the first classical dance workshops begin with Étoile dancers Stéphane Bullion and Muriel Zusperreguy, along with contemporary dance workshops with dancers Takeru Coste and Marion Gautier de Charnacé. Episode 3 – Everyone's a Dancer From Cayenne to Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, passing through Kourou, the Ballet company's dancers meet students with diverse stories and backgrounds who share a common passion: dance! Episode 4 – En voix For the first time, Paris Opera Etoiles, dancers and opera singers will be gathering on the Three Rivers stage in Cayenne. "The Paris Opera in French Guiana" continues with opera vocal workshops at the Conservatoire de Musique, Danse et Théâtre in French Guiana for those who wish to discover their voice. A production by the Paris Opera Academy Direction: Jules Bonnel, José Ramirez Romero Opéra national de Paris - 2023 Picture: Frédéric Stucin / OnP

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L'Opéra en Guyane - Episode 1

The Paris Opera in French Guiana is a territorial cultural cooperation program launched in November 2022, aiming to make the Paris Opera's missions accessible to all Guyanese people. This documentary series retraces the creation of this program, from

Episode 1 – The arrival

The Paris Opera in French Guiana

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The Paris Opera in French Guiana - Episode 2

Episode 2 – The Encounter

The Paris Opera in French Guiana is a territorial cultural cooperation program launched in November 2022, aiming to make the Paris Opera's missions accessible to all Guyanese people. This documentary series retraces the creation of this program, from the inaugural show in Cayenne to the dance workshops led by the Paris Opera artists in partnership with various collaborators in Cayenne, Kourou, and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni. Episode 1 – The Arrival In November 2022, the Paris Opera in French Guiana was inaugurated with a dance performance featuring Étoile and corps de ballet dancers at the Trois Fleuves hall in Cayenne. Episode 2 – The Encounter Following the performance, the first classical dance workshops begin with Étoile dancers Stéphane Bullion and Muriel Zusperreguy, along with contemporary dance workshops with dancers Takeru Coste and Marion Gautier de Charnacé. Episode 3 – Everyone's a Dancer (available in February 2024) From Cayenne to Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, passing through Kourou, the Ballet company's dancers meet students with diverse stories and backgrounds who share a common passion: dance! Episode 4 – En voix For the first time, Paris Opera Etoiles, dancers and opera singers will be gathering on the Three Rivers stage in Cayenne. "The Paris Opera in French Guiana" continues with opera vocal workshops at the Conservatoire de Musique, Danse et Théâtre in French Guiana for those who wish to discover their voice. A production by the Paris Opera Academy Direction: Jules Bonnel, José Ramirez Romero Opéra national de Paris - 2023 Picture: Frédéric Stucin / OnP

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The Paris Opera in French Guiana - Episode 3

Episode 3 – Everyone's a Dancer

The Paris Opera in French Guiana is a territorial cultural cooperation program launched in November 2022, aiming to make the Paris Opera's missions accessible to all Guyanese people. This documentary series retraces the creation of this program, from the inaugural show in Cayenne to the dance workshops led by the Paris Opera artists in partnership with various collaborators in Cayenne, Kourou, and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni. Episode 4 – En voix For the first time, Paris Opera Etoiles, dancers and opera singers will be gathering on the Three Rivers stage in Cayenne. "The Paris Opera in French Guiana" continues with opera vocal workshops at the Conservatoire de Musique, Danse et Théâtre in French Guiana for those who wish to discover their voice. Episode 3 – Everyone's a Dancer From Cayenne to Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, passing through Kourou, the Ballet company's dancers meet students with diverse stories and backgrounds who share a common passion: dance! Episode 2 – The Encounter Following the performance, the first classical dance workshops begin with Étoile dancers Stéphane Bullion and Muriel Zusperreguy, along with contemporary dance workshops with dancers Takeru Coste and Marion Gautier de Charnacé. Episode 1 – The Arrival In November 2022, the Paris Opera in French Guiana was inaugurated with a dance performance featuring Étoile and corps de ballet dancers at the Trois Fleuves hall in Cayenne. A production by the Paris Opera Academy Direction: Jules Bonnel, José Ramirez Romero Opéra national de Paris - 2023 Picture: Frédéric Stucin / OnP

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The Paris Opera in French Guiana - Episode 4

Episode 4 – En voix

The Paris Opera offers its musical director, Gustavo Dudamel, carte blanche with the Paris Opera Orchestra and artists from the Academy. A programme inspired by the rhythms and colours of Spain and South America in the magnificent setting of the Palais Garnier. The Paris Opera Academy and OrchestraA coproduction of the Paris Opera and Camera Lucida Productions, in association with ARTE France With the support of the Orange Foundation, sponsor of the Paris Opera's audiovisual broadcasts, and the Centre National du Cinéma et de l'Image Animée© Opéra national de Paris - 2023 Director: Corentin LecontePicture: © Elisa Haberer / OnP

Concert au Palais Garnier déc 2022 © J'adore ce que vous faites !

Concert Gustav Mahler – Victoria Hall de Genève 22-23 © Christian Meuwly (1)

Les artistes de l’Académie de l'Opéra de Paris

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The Artists of the Paris Opera Academy conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

The Paris Opera offers its musical director, Gustavo Dudamel, carte blanche with the Paris Opera Orchestra and artists from the Academy. A programme inspired by the rhythms and colours of Spain and South America in the magnificent setting of the Pala

conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

The Artists of the Paris Opera Academy

Le réalisateur Jean-Baptiste Warluzel a suivi pendant trois saisons les élèves des Classes Danse et Petits Violons du programme Dix Mois d’École et d’Opéra, du premier jour dans leur parcours de découverte de l’Opéra de Paris au dernier jour, celui de leur spectacle La Traversée créé par le metteur en scène Pascal Neyron. Réalisateur : Jean-Baptiste Warluzel Production : Académie de l’Opéra national de ParisPicture: © Studio j'adore ce que vous faites ! / OnP

La Traversée

Le dernier jour

Le réalisateur Jean-Baptiste Warluzel a suivi pendant trois saisons les élèves des Classes Danse et Petits Violons du programme Dix Mois d’École et d’Opéra, du premier jour dans leur parcours de découverte de l’Opéra de Paris au dernier jour, celui d

Dix Mois d’École et d’Opéra

Benjamin Britten composed The Rape of Lucretia in 1946 after a radio-drama by André Obey. Britten and his librettist, two convinced pacifists involved way before WWII, address a European society bruised by war and hate.Running from the grand operatic machine, their inspiration drove them to a more intimate construction, the chamber opera. Britten wrote indeed for a small number of musicians and singers-actors in a musical and dramatic language where the narration exceeds the illusion on stage.Britten chose the myth of the dedicated and suicidal wife and wrote a piece that interrogates desire in its relation with anxiety: mutual love, gulty will and frustration.Britten makes us think about the violence in human relations, about sexuality and its dark zones. With Lucretia as heroin and victim, Britten makes us face the tragic human condition. An Académie de l'Opéra national de Paris production Co-produced by : C.I.C.T. - Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord With the support of the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation and the Orange Foundation, patron of the Opéra national de Paris' audiovisual broadcasts.Executive production : Idéale Audience Director: Sébastien Glas © Opéra national de Paris - 2021Picture: © Studio J'adore ce que vous faites ! / OnP

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The Rape of Lucretia

Benjamin Britten composed The Rape of Lucretia in 1946 after a radio-drama by André Obey. Britten and his librettist, two convinced pacifists involved way before WWII, address a European society bruised by war and hate. Running from the grand operati

Benjamin Britten

From L'Elisir d'amore to La Traviata by Verdi, the artists of the Academy will perform a musical Italian tale full of laugh, fantasies and love stories during this recital on the Stage of the Palais Garnier.

Airs et ensembles d’opéras italiens

From L'Elisir d'amore to La Traviata by Verdi, the artists of the Academy will perform a musical Italian tale full of laugh, fantasies and love stories during this recital on the Stage of the Palais Garnier. 

Vivaldi, Donizetti, Verdi, Bellini

Arias and Ensembles from Italian Operas

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Dis-moi Vénus

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Jacques Offenbach

The Academy artists in residency are paying a tribute to one of the most prolix French composers of his century. A contemporary of Victor Hugo, Camille Saint-Saëns belongs to the musicians who were close to poets of their time.From the world-wide known Danse macabre to The Carnival of the Animals, rediscover his most famous pieces and virtuosic songs for voices and chamber orchestra. Picture: © Studio j’adore ce que vous faites / OnP

Concert Saint-Saëns

The Academy artists in residency are paying a tribute to one of the most prolix French composers of his century. A contemporary of Victor Hugo, Camille Saint-Saëns belongs to the musicians who were close to poets of their time. From the world-wide kn

Camille Saint-Saëns

Saint-Saëns concert

The conductor, together with the artists in residence of the Academy, invites the audience to discover how Mozart created the characters of his operas, from Bastien and Bastienne to Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute. Picture: © Studio j'adore ce que vous faites ! / OnP

Mozart, l’art du Portrait

The conductor, together with the artists in residence of the Academy, invites the audience to discover how Mozart created the characters of his operas, from Bastien and Bastienne to Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute. Picture: © Studio j'adore ce que v

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

For the 75th birthday of Georges Aperghis, the artists of the Academy will present a concert around typical master-pieces of the composer of the Récitations. Picture: © Studio j'adore ce que vous faites ! / OnP

Hommage à Georges Aperghis

Tribute to Georges Aperghis

For the 75th birthday of Georges Aperghis, the artists of the Academy will present a concert around typical master-pieces of the composer of the Récitations.   Picture: © Studio j'adore ce que vous faites ! / OnP 

Georges Aperghis

OpérApprentis is a project of the Artistic and Cultural Education (EAC) implemented by the Paris Opera Academy in partnership with the region Île de France. Singers, stage directors, dancers, choreographers and musicians are organizing workshops in the Centres de Formations Apprentis (CFA, centre for apprentice formation) participating in the programme. Cyril Leuthy's film comes back on the first year of OpérApprentis.Picture: © Clara Miquel / OnP

OPERAPPRENTIS

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OpérApprentis is a project of the Artistic and Cultural Education (EAC) implemented by the Paris Opera Academy in partnership with the region Île de France. Singers, stage directors, dancers, choreographers and musicians are organizing workshops in t

Cyril Leuthy

OpérApprentis 20/21 follows the path of young adults in apprenticeship discovering the Paris Opera. They are pastry chefs, sellers, dressmakers, mechanics, mirrors, painters or jewellers.For his second film on OpérApprentis, the director Cyril Leuthy highlights the words and experience of each of them. This film reflects the impact of this arts and cultural education programme on their professional training. Picture: © Cyril Leuthy / OnP

OpérApprentis 20/21

OpérApprentis 20/21 follows the path of young adults in apprenticeship discovering the Paris Opera. They are pastry chefs, sellers, dressmakers, mechanics, mirrors, painters or jewellers. For his second film on OpérApprentis, the director Cyril Leuth

Following O U I #1, Régine Chopinot is invited to stay in residence at the Academy with O U I #2. Continuing their partnership with Aurore and Habitat & Humanisme, these O U I choreographic experimental workshops are welcoming people in exile, people learning French and persons in precarious situations. Through dance, and putting words into motion, this project aims to offer the tools to a personal, human and social development.Enhancing movement and oral speech, it encourages corporal and language awareness, underlying the fact that language is the common thread of a society and the expression of one’s uniqueness. Understanding the bodies, naming them to find a new unity, naming the space to feel we belong to the heart of it.After this complicated season, the workshops are back to the Amphithéâtre for a new week of creation and filming – the occasion for film director Jean-Baptiste Warluze to create his new musical clip “Le Clap du Clip” and a documentary, O U I #2 . Picture: © Studio J’adore ce que vous faites ! / OnP

O U I 2

O U I #2

Following O U I #1, Régine Chopinot is invited to stay in residence at the Academy with O U I #2. Continuing their partnership with Aurore and Habitat & Humanisme, these O U I choreographic experimental workshops are welcoming people in exile, people

Tatiana Mladenovitch

Avec De la beauté, Jean-Baptiste Warluzel retrace les 3 années du programme O U I, son évolution et son impact sur les participants.

Résidence de la chorégraphe Régine Chopinot à l’Académie de l’Opéra national de Paris, O U I s’adresse à des résidents de centres d’hébergement d’habitat et Humanisme et Aurore.Pendant trois saisons, les participants suivent une série d’ateliers de pratique chorégraphique alliant la danse et l’oralité. Le mouvement lié à la parole est une manière d’apprivoiser le corps et l’espace, de les nommer, de s’y sentir au cœur.Le 12 mars 2022, l’ensemble des participants se sont retrouvés sur la scène de l’Amphithéâtre Olivier Messiaen de l’Opéra Bastille pour clore cette aventure humaine et artistique par un spectacle. Production : Académie de l'Opéra national de Paris

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De la beauté

Avec De la beauté, Jean-Baptiste Warluzel retrace les 3 années du programme O U I, son évolution et son impact sur les participants. 

Résidence de la chorégraphe Régine Chopinot à l’Académie de l’Opéra national de Paris, O U I s’adresse à des rési

Jean-Baptiste Warluzel

O U I #3 De la beauté

Created in 2015, the Paris Opera Academy aims to support the emergence of tomorrow's professionals, to pass on know-how about the technical and artistic professions of the Opera and to enable the Opera to continue to be both a conservatory and a laboratory for all professions linked to creation.Discover a selection of productions performed by the artists in residence, and our documentaries around projects carried out by the Academy.

Created in 2015, the Paris Opera Academy aims to support the emergence of tomorrow's professionals, to pass on know-how about the technical and artist