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Quand on vous aime comme ça: A Parisian Cabaret Show

byLilanoorShows at Lilanoor Center in New Delhi and travels across IndiaStarts from75,000 per show (45-60 mins)View full gallery

We transport you to the decadent cabarets of early 20th-century Paris with an intimate musical performance. Our trio of voice, piano, and accordion explores stories of resilience through French Art Song and café-concert classics.

Our artistic director, Harmonie Deschamps, personally introduces the concept of 'Quand on vous aime comme ça'. She explains how we rearrange classical pieces for our unusual trio to tell the story of women in early 20th-century cabarets.

A scene from the show, capturing the decadent and expressionist aesthetic of Paris and Berlin cabarets. The performance features a trio of voice, piano, and accordion to tell a woman's story.

Our cabaret show on the road. This image shows us performing on a unique mobile stage built into a truck, allowing us to bring the theatre experience to diverse communities.

The official poster for 'Quand on vous aime comme ça'. This graphic captures the mood of the musical theatre piece, highlighting the central trio of performers.

Meet Harmonie Deschamps, our Opera Singer, Actress, and Artistic Director. She founded Lilanoor to create musical shows that cross genres and cultures, bringing her experience from famous French concert halls to our unique productions.

Meet Pierre Cussac, one of the best French accordionists of his generation. He composes and arranges diverse repertoires for our shows, and his versatile talent is key to the sound of 'Little Italy' and 'Quand on vous aime comme ça'.

Meet Benjamin Pras, a pianist and organist with exceptional improvisation skills. As the pianist for the world-renowned Cirque d'Hiver in Paris, he brings a wealth of theatrical and musical experience to our ensemble.

About Quand on vous aime comme ça: A Parisian Cabaret

This show is designed for intimate settings, which is why we have specifically arranged the music for a trio of voice, piano, and accordion rather than a full orchestra. We need a quiet, atmospheric space to truly let the cabaret aesthetic take over, making it ideal for art venues or private soirées where the audience can hear the lyrical nuances.

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