I arrived in Paris with the rest of Team BambinO and we were immediately welcomed by everyone at the Théâtre du Châtelet. The French audiences have been amazing and with the first few shows successfully completed I can’t wait to continue the run. It is crazy to look out across the city skyline from each of the venues and see so many iconic landmarks.
I have managed to practice speaking French and more importantly understanding replies and been happy to walk around Paris in the Spring sunshine. Here are a few photographs that I have taken for my scrapbook that I wanted to share with you all.
Tim Connor, Alison Reid, David Sneddon, Stuart Semple, Lissa Lorenzo, Me, and Laura Sergeant on the balcony of our changing room at the British Consul, Paris.
The set laid out ready for our performance at the Conservatoire Municipal, Les Halles, Paris
The three pictures above are from the Flower Market on the Île de la Cité, Paris.Stravinsky Fountain, 2 Rue Brisemiche, near the Pompidou Centre, Paris.This stunning iron-work sculpture is on the wall of the building next to the Le théâtre de la Tour Eiffel, Paris.The view of the Eifel Tower across from the British Consul, ParisBasilique Sainte-Clotilde, 23B Rue las Cases, Paris
At the bottom of the Rue des Dechargeurs as the Paris marathon passes on the Rue de RivoliThe Metro at Place Colette, close to the Musée du Louvre, ParisIn the Jardin Nelson Mandela near to the Chatelet Les Halles, ParisInside the In the Chatelet Les Halles, ParisInside Galeries Lafayette,Paris.The view from the roof of the Galeries Lafayette Paris
