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Carolyn Carlson, not the last dance

She creates visual spectacles that Lady Gaga would kill for – and has managed to turn footballers into dancers: American choreographer and modern dance legend Carolyn Carlson tells Catherine Nicholson how she’s mixing classical music with Bob Dylan for her latest creation, “Synchronicity”.

We’re also looking at the wave of American musicals hitting the French stage, and asking whether Shrek, Mamma Mia and The Lion King work in the land of Molière.

And with “The Iron Lady” about to come out in France, find out how the divisive political figure of Margaret Thatcher is inspiring other areas of culture too – even designer handbags!

Slideshow: Behind the scenes
Anthony Joseph tonight in Paris
21/10/2009 - CULTURE

Anthony Joseph tonight in Paris

Don't miss Anthony Joseph and the Spasm Band tonight in Paris at the Maroquinerie. And at the Bobino Theatre you will discover with 'La Clique' a cabaret, a circus sideshow and a contemporary vaudeville at the same time.
No place for natural women in fashion?
21/10/2009 - CULTURE

No place for natural women in fashion?

Every Wednesday, our fashion reporter will be Jessica Michault. Today, let's debate with her about the extreme photo retouching. And after Sydney, London, Montreal, the amazing Show 'La Clique' is in Paris.
Justin Nozuka on Tour
20/10/2009 - CULTURE

Justin Nozuka on Tour

In this edition, young singer and songwriter, Justin Nozuka renowned throughout the world with his album 'Holly'. And Pedro Almodovar's muse Luz Casal sings in Paris for two concerts.
Just dance with Amobe Mevegue
20/10/2009 - CULTURE

Just dance with Amobe Mevegue

Each tuesday in this edition, music critic Amobe Mevegue will be our guide through international trends. Today, let's travel From Johannesburg to Paris with South African Music and the exhibition of Miles Davis.
The French touch "Cocoon"
19/10/2009 - CULTURE

The French touch "Cocoon"

In this edition, the French folk duo Cocoon Morgane Imbeaud and Marc Daumail. And a portrait of the controversial performance artist, Chris Burden.

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