Mémoire(s) de l’Olympia: Musical Spectacle Revives Paris Music Hall at Théâtre le Funambule
The theatrical production “Mémoire(s) de l’Olympia” is being presented at Théâtre le Funambule, chronicling the legacy of the Olympia music hall. The narrative centers around Stanislas, a maintenance worker since 1954, who, upon the reopening of the “new Olympia” on 13 November 1997, realizes that the iconic red light is missing. He constructs a replacement while reminiscing about the venue's memorable events. Tito Clément performs a mix of songs from the repertoire, interspersed with anecdotes. Reviews from the press are favorable: Le Canard Enchaîné describes it as “enchanted”; MaxiMag.fr encourages viewers to experience this “nostalgic homage”; L’Humanité lauds Stanislas's performance; L’Officiel des spectacles appreciates the rhythm and emotions; TPA.FR notes Clément’s heartfelt delivery; Point de Vue labels it “Superb.” The event collaborates with Club Artistik Rezo.
Key facts
- The musical spectacle “Mémoire(s) de l’Olympia” is presented at Théâtre le Funambule.
- It recounts the history of the Olympia music hall in Paris.
- The narrative focuses on Stanislas, a maintenance agent at the Olympia since 1954.
- The “new Olympia” was inaugurated on 13 November 1997 after 7 months of works.
- The “servante” (a standing light) had disappeared, prompting Stanislas to build a new one.
- While making the object, he transmits the history of the Olympia by reliving its great hours.
- Tito Clément performs the songs, alternating them with stories and memories.
- Press reviews include praise from Le Canard Enchaîné, MaxiMag.fr, L’Humanité, L’Officiel des spectacles, TPA.FR, and Point de Vue.
- The event is a partner of Club Artistik Rezo.
Entities
Artists
- Stanislas
- Tito Clément
Institutions
- Olympia
- Théâtre le Funambule
- Le Canard Enchaîné
- MaxiMag.fr
- L’Humanité
- L’Officiel des spectacles
- TPA.FR
- Point de Vue
- Club Artistik Rezo
- Artistikrezo
Locations
- Paris
- France