Stories at the Théâtre du Vésinet, a dancing journey through 1940s New York

Stories at the Théâtre du Vésinet: an immersion in 1940s New York through dance and music. Discover a show where fiction and reality intertwine, on December 20, 2023.

In the heart of the Ile-de-France region, an unexpected escape awaits lovers of art and dance. The RB DANCE COMPANY presents Stories, an original creation by renowned choreographer Romain Rachline Borgeaud. Taking place at the Théâtre du Vésinet, the show promises to transport audiences into the electric atmosphere of 1940s New York.

The piece is inspired by a vibrant blend of genres: musical comedy, urban jazz and tap dance. It promises a succession of grandiose tableaux, where each sequence transcends the previous one, skilfully blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality. A show that, through each movement and each tableau, tells a story, reinforcing the emotional connection with the audience.

Romain Rachline Borgeaud is no stranger to Le Vésinet. He grew up here and took his first steps as an artist on the stage of the local theater. His passion and undeniable talent led him to New York, where he had the opportunity to train with dance legend Alvin Ailey. He went on to shine on the legendary stages of Broadway, making his mark on such iconic musicals as A Chorus Line and Cats.

Back in France, Romain caused a sensation as a finalist on the TV show La France a un Incroyable Talent. His creation, Stories, was a phenomenal success, selling out the Casino de Paris, the Théâtre Mogador and the 13th Art. His career is a veritable success story, making him the pride of Le Vésinet, affectionately nicknamed "l'enfant de la Boucle".

But Romain is not alone in this adventure. The cast includes such exceptional talents asAngel Cubero, Paul Redier, Geoffrey Goutorbe, Aaron Colston Avella Hiles, Lisa Delolme, Sandra Pericou, Antoine Nya, Jérôme Louis, Deborah Lotti, Raffaele Lucania, and Malory Hyvelin. Each brings his or her own energy and style to the show, contributing to its magic.

In short, Stories is more than just a dance show. It's a journey, an experience, a bridge between Paris and 1940s New York. A not-to-be-missed show for anyone looking for an extraordinary evening of emotions and memories.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to enjoy an authentic Parisian cultural experience, combining tradition and modernity.