Collectif 8: Goodbye TNN, Hello World!
What at first glance may seem like the end of an era for Nice’s premier theater company, is only the beginning of tremendous opportunities.
A Turtle and An Ant’s Unlikely Alliance to Fight Bullying
A newly published children’s book on bullying sensitizes even the youngest ones to the very real dangers of that behavior. (more…)...
L’Atente: A Thoroughly Timeless, 21st Century Father and Daughter Love Story
Among a proliferation of short films, every so often an outstanding gem comes along, making you wish for a long - a VERY long - version of it.
François Cracosky: Taking The Long Way Home
Everything in this popular Niçois actor’s early life pointed to an artistic career, and yet it took him a detour of five decades to get there.
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Théâtre Athéna: You Can Leave Your Hat On
Sometimes labeled as the Wild Child among Nice’s theaters, the Athéna is best known for the longevity of its plays and a parsimonious use of costumes. (more…)...
France’s Big SDF Problem – On Four Paws
Every summer, the number of homeless pets explodes as millions of them are left abandoned at the beginning of Les Grandes Vacances.
Chocolate Lover’s Paradise Has A Niçois Address
What do you get when you take the world’s most nutrient-dense food and turn it into artwork? A visit to Nice’s Xocoalt will tell you. (more…)...
Bruno Col: Intrepid Traveler, Incorrigible Voyeur, Incredibly Nice Guy
Some lives are so rich and intense that no adventure writer would dare to make them up. Documentary filmmaker Bruno Col has one of those.
Au Nom d’Athènes – An Unmissable Rendezvous with Antiquity on ARTE
This Saturday, a monumental historic documentary retells the events that ultimately led to the epic Battles of Marathon and Salamine. (more…)...
A Special Kind of Magic in Tourrette-Levens
What happens when a historic hilltop village has a mayor who shares his passion for the circus and the performing arts with the public? We found out.
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Louis-Paul Fallot: The Postman Always Shoots Twice
In these times of overabundant photoshopped imagery, classic B&W photography is a rare treat revealing surprising insights into beauty and talent.
Once upon a time, there was a humble postman from Britta...
Franck Sarrabas: Success, At All Costs
Remaining a good guy whilst also playing a really bad one is what this young Parisian movie actor truly aspires to. (more…)...
Anne-Sophie Tiezzi: Swapping the Stage of Business for Theater, and Loving It
Trading in a solid Monegasque job for a precarious future in theater is not for the faint of heart but not impossible, as Anne-Sophie Tiezzi proves. (more…)...
An Interesting Visit to the Théâtre du Bocal
The strange rendezvous of a shrink and her unexpected visitor are not the only surprise the Bocal has on tap... (more…)...
As Quintessentially Niçois as Socca and the Negresco: Théâtre Francis Gag
Not many people in the world find themselves as heirs to a theater. Quite a challenge, especially when it’s the revered landmark of an entire city. (more…)...