NATJA IGNEY, Author at Riviera Buzz

French Bird Life Partner LPO: “Biodiversity is still looking for its Greta”

July 28, 2020

The times when Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux (LPO) mostly watched and catalogued birds have long since gone. Its mission today is to care for all land-based biodiversity.

Musée Océanographique: A Deep Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

NATJA IGNEY

July 24, 2020

Exhibitions

“Immersion”, the Monegasque museum’s new multimedia show, takes visitors on a stunning virtual visit to one of the Seven Natural Wonders

A 55 Day Time Capsule Packaged in a Book

NATJA IGNEY

July 20, 2020

Local Buzz

Renowned photographer Jean-Pierre Rey used the lockdown to explore his home town of Menton, showing a very different side of the usually busy Rivieran town

Anthéa and TNN Theatre Season 2020/21: Same Old, Same New

NATJA IGNEY

July 14, 2020

Arts & Culture

After the preceding season, which was abruptly cut short, the two regional flagship theatres are playing it safe (but not boring)

Thierry Cornuet’s Bootgrill: Where Michelin-starred Chefs Go for Lunch

NATJA IGNEY

June 28, 2020

Food & Drink

Carnivores don’t have to die to go to Heaven. Their small slice of paradise is tucked away on the outskirts of Nice

A Summer of Events Like No (or Any?) Other on the French Riviera

NATJA IGNEY

June 20, 2020

Entertainment

As life slowly returns to normal, the communities of the Alpes-Maritimes are facing a balancing act between summer festivals and public health concerns

French Independent Theatres: Between Frustration, Anger, and Hope

NATJA IGNEY

June 12, 2020

Local Buzz

Thierry Surace, director of the popular Théâtre de la Cité in Nice, talks about the dramatic impact - in the short and long run – the lockdown has had on his and other private theatres

Ensemble La Chimera-Eduardo Egüez: When Bach Meets South American Indios

NATJA IGNEY

June 6, 2020

Arts & Culture

Two exceptional musicians, an Italian and an Argentinian, fell in love, went forth, multiplied their artistic œuvre, and wrote musical history

L’Écocirque: A Few Animals Short of a Conventional Circus

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May 29, 2020

Entertainment

An ethical question has split the most famous French circus family in two bitterly feuding camps: Do animals still have their place in the ring or not?

25 Years of La Haine: “Today, Inspector Notre-Dame would be in an Asylum”

NATJA IGNEY

May 25, 2020

Entertainment

Actor Marc Duret, who played one of the pivotal characters in the French cult movie, reflects on the film and the current state of society, and shares what he is up to these days

Musée Océanographique Monaco copyright M. Dagnino

Can You Help Keep Monaco’s Oceanographic Museum Stay Afloat?

NATJA IGNEY

May 22, 2020

Arts & Culture

You know the economy is really in bad shape when even a venerable institution like the Principality’s flagship museum is short of funds and calls for help

Irina Brook: What a Difference a Year Makes

NATJA IGNEY

May 21, 2020

News

It has almost been one year that the former director of Nice’s Théâtre National tendered her resignation and left. Where is she now and what is she up to?

Traveling the World During Lockdown? Easy!

NATJA IGNEY

April 24, 2020

Travel

A newly created Facebook page has been all the rage lately: show the world what you see by posting a view from your window

Sanctuaire & EcoLodge La Garie: A Slice of Paradise for Animals and Humans

NATJA IGNEY

April 19, 2020

Local Buzz

A couple from Cannes followed their dream to rescue farm animals from industrial exploitation, and created a harbour of peace for anyone on two and four legs

Boris Wilensky: The Renaissance Man with a Camera

NATJA IGNEY

April 15, 2020

News

Three years after his breakout exhibition in Cannes, the Parisian artistic photographer is well on his way to international fame. But he does not let that define him.

French Bird Life Partner LPO: “Biodiversity is still looking for its Greta”

‘Cavalleria Rusticana’ Opens Sicily’s Festival dei Teatri di Pietra

A 55 Day Time Capsule Packaged in a Book

Anthéa and TNN Theatre Season 2020/21: Same Old, Same New

COVID-19: Can Alternative Medicine Help Stop the Pandemic?

Club Vivanova Turns Luxury into Charity for Chances for Children

Clay Court Craft in Action at the 114th Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters

Amber Lounge Lifestyle Sponsors International Gymnastics Gala

Three Exhibitions not to be Missed this Summer in Paris

Musée Océanographique: A Deep Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

Aix-en-Provence Exhibition Sheds Light on the Works of Spanish Painter Sorolla

Nice Celebrates Pierre Soulages, the King of Black

NATJA IGNEY

French Bird Life Partner LPO: “Biodiversity is still looking for its Greta”

Musée Océanographique: A Deep Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

A 55 Day Time Capsule Packaged in a Book

Anthéa and TNN Theatre Season 2020/21: Same Old, Same New

Thierry Cornuet’s Bootgrill: Where Michelin-starred Chefs Go for Lunch

A Summer of Events Like No (or Any?) Other on the French Riviera

French Independent Theatres: Between Frustration, Anger, and Hope

Ensemble La Chimera-Eduardo Egüez: When Bach Meets South American Indios

L’Écocirque: A Few Animals Short of a Conventional Circus

25 Years of La Haine: “Today, Inspector Notre-Dame would be in an Asylum”

Can You Help Keep Monaco’s Oceanographic Museum Stay Afloat?

Irina Brook: What a Difference a Year Makes

Traveling the World During Lockdown? Easy!

Sanctuaire & EcoLodge La Garie: A Slice of Paradise for Animals and Humans

Boris Wilensky: The Renaissance Man with a Camera

Three Exhibitions not to be Missed this Summer in Paris

French Bird Life Partner LPO: “Biodiversity is still looking for its Greta”

‘Cavalleria Rusticana’ Opens Sicily’s Festival dei Teatri di Pietra

Musée Océanographique: A Deep Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

Author NATJA IGNEY