NO(S) DAMES, the show at the Trianon in support of the Maison des Femmes

Stabbed, strangled, burned alive, committed suicide, defenestrated, poisoned... In 4 centuries of male operas, the fate inflicted on heroines is as tragic as their arias are sublime...
What if, for the^{first time}, drama no longer rhymed with lady? What if the roles were reversed?

A humanist lyrical project, NO(S) DAMES dares to pay a disgusting tribute to opera heroines by redistributing the agonies of divas to a man, the countertenor Théophile ALEXANDRE, and the musical direction to the women of the Quatuor ZAÏDE, to reinvent the great arias of Carmen, Manon, Norma, Violetta, The Queen of the Night... Beyond their past gender fatalities.
Director : Pierre-Emmanuel ROUSSEAU

Course of the evening of April 11 at the TRIANON in Paris, in support of the MAISON DES FEMMES :

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• From 6 to 7 pm: a conference on the gender stereotypes of our culture animated by the journalist Giulia FOÏS with the philosopher Catherine CLÉMENT, author of the essay " l'Opéra ou la défaite des femmes ", the journalist and writer Victoire TUAILLON, author of " Le coeur sur la table " and the director of the Maison des Femmes Ghada HATEM.
• 8:00 pm: First part with the singer, author, composer Claire DITERZI
• 8:45pm: Show NO(S) DAMES - Duration 1h15

In partnership with CAUSETTE, TÊTU, TECHNIKART - With the support of the Coty group, the Kering Foundation, the brands Gucci, Boss, Sephora, as well as the major perfume houses IFF, Firmenich, Givaudan and Mane.

Around the show, the following have also been released:

• The NO(S) DAMES album (Best-selling French opera in 2022 with more than 4 million streams, 4 stars BBC Magazine, 4 Diapasons, recommended by France Musique, FIP, Radio classique...)
• The book NO(S) DAMES: a series of interviews on the gender corsets of our cultural heritage with great French artists (the philosopher Catherine Clément, the conductors Laurence Equilbey and Debora Waldman, Macha Makeïeff, the choreographer Maguy Marin, the writers Carole Martinez and Pauline Delabroy-Allard, the singers Juliette and Julie Fuchs...)