Paris, Coeur de Lumières: take part in the future immersive show at Saint-Sulpice church!

Scheduled to run from October 16 to November 23, 2024, this immersive 360° show will take place in the emblematic Saint-Sulpice church, the largest church in Paris, plunging spectators into a thrilling story blending thehistory of Paris, the construction of Saint-Sulpice, and the more intimate history of the families of the Faubourg Saint-Germain .

With two 1h20 performances a day, participants will experience a moving and surprising journey through time, from the tumult of the Fronde in 1648 to the end of the Age of Enlightenment. Set against an original backdrop of lights, this show promises to be a major cultural event this autumn.

A first casting for the show"Paris, Coeur de Lumières: le roman de Saint-Sulpice" has already taken place in 2023 in thechurch of Saint-Sulpice, but there are still many vacancies for stage managers and extras. Whether you're a theater enthusiast, a budding actor or simply looking for an unusual experience, this is the opportunity for you.

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Rehearsals will take place over the weekends in September and October. The performances, taking place partly during the autumn vacations, will be the ideal opportunity to spend some unique moments with family and friends.

Songwriter Daniel Fontaine is also looking for volunteers to help in areas such as costumes, logistics and communications. Don't miss this unique opportunity to take part in an event that will go down in the history of Parisian culture. Get involved and be part of the light show that will make Paris shine.

To register, visit www.paris.coeurdelumieres.fr

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A sound and light show at the heart of the Saint-Sulpice church tells the story of the monument, which is intertwined with the history of France. Imagine 150 actors taking over the historic building for an immersive show that plunges you into the past, all accompanied by magical visual effects. Paris, Coeur de Lumières runs from October 16 to November 23, 2024. [Read more]