Natja Igney is a freelance journalist and senior global communications strategist with 1021 Global Communications Consulting. She has a particular interest in theatre and filmmaking.
The Anthéa house company, renowned for its creativity and ingenuity at the crossroads of stage theatre and cinema, gives Alexandre Dumas’ classic a shocking, and shockingly good, makeover
English surrealist artist Richard Saunders and his legendary Russian Blue cat Tolly have been internet favourites for years. Now Tolly finally gets to publish his memoirs...
A new exhibition dedicated to one of the most important artists of her generation presents her development over the past seven years, including a never-before-seen work
To help the hard-hit musicians of the devastated Middle-Eastern city, famous French-American conductor Jean-Pierre Schmitt organizes a local charity concert. An interview with the maestro.
When two of the region’s best theatre makers team up to honour Jean de La Fontaine’s 400th birthday, and invite two brilliant musicians to the stage, expect no less than a masterpiece!
The cooler, quieter months of the year are a perfect time to (re)discover the richness of Rivieran avifauna in one of PACA’s most beautiful nature preserves.
Closing a cycle dedicated to the four elements, this year’s Earth edition shines the spotlight on trailblazing women dancers and choreographers from around the world.
A new exhibition in Cannes traces the immigration history of Italians and shows that no matter where someone is from and what they bring to their new home, integration is not always easy.
You know the Silk Route but did you know there is also a Tea Route? A new exhibition at the Musée Asiatique in Nice puts the spotlight on the humble cuppa and its fascinating history spanning continents and millennia
One of the best contemporary plays was brutally stopped by the pandemic last year. Now Collectif 8 finally has the chance to perform its masterpiece. And it’s even more poignant now
After facing some impossible odds, French film director Gilles de Maistre is about to release "Le Loup et le Lion”, the riveting story of the unlikely family of two wild animals and their human friend.
While no one was looking, Nice’s most popular theatre just pulled an extraordinary stunt, seeking to shake people awake from the malaise that has beset the world.