Chatting with Brassens, Brel, and Ferré at Théâtre L’Impertinent
“Mort Aux Vaches” - a slightly injurious French expression turns into a hymn for rebellion, love, and friendship
Required TV Watching for History Buffs: Napoléon’s Egyptian Campaign on ARTE
The Indigènes signature is the gold standard of history docu-fiction, as the Parisian filmmakers’ newest release proves yet again
The Cocteau Museum’s “Toro, Gitan, Flamenco” Exhibit – ¡Muy Emocionante!
Jean Cocteau’s great passion for Mediterranean culture takes center stage at a remarkable temporary exhibit in Menton
Shéhérazade Charms Nice With 1001 Hip Hop Tunes
A young local dance company repackages a well-known Oriental tale and creates pure magic.
Even More Glamour in the Stars For Cannes
No stranger to celluloid productions of any kind, Cannes kicks it up another notch with the brand new international Cannes Séries festival.
Curtain Up For 100 Years of Finnish Independence and Culture
If you can pronounce “Hyvää itsenäisyyspäivää Suomi” we know where you will be on Saturday, 8 April. If not, come to Théâtre Francis Gag anyway!
Oscar Candidate Zeljko Mirkovic And His Promise to the World
There is a Sleeping Beauty out there, and a prolific international filmmaker is on a quest to awaken her with the kiss of his camera
Carmen: The Spanish Revolution on The French Riviera
Daniel Benoin is back in Nice this month, directing one of the world’s most famous operas. And predictably, his adaptation has a twist.
Photographer Boris Wilensky, or The Art of Painting with a Camera
If you could choose just one photo exhibit to see all year, it would have to be Hurban Vortex in Cannes
Passing the Hat Around for Calvin
If you happen to have a little spare change lying around, you could put it to worse use than investing it in a jewel of a short film.
A Full Week of Girl Power in Niçois Theatres
The ninth annual Festival Femmes en Scènes is underway, examining the place of women in present-day society
Peter Pan: When Théâtre Anthéa Turns Into Neverland
Period costumes, puppets, and retro-futuristic steampunk? Yes, Collectif La Machine is in the house!
Waldorf Astoria Hotel: The End of an Era As We Know It
New York City’s elite will need to find another venue for their gatherings while their favourite haunt is undergoing an extreme makeover
New Leadership, New Direction at Musée Henri Matisse
The generational shift at one of Nice’s premier art museums reveals ambitious projects
Cannes Film Festival: 70 Years Young, and No Facelift Required
The world’s most glamorous film festival rocks its milestone anniversary with a string of spectacular events all year long.