01 Dec 2020
No Festival
Due to a pandemic, the Electric Castle music festival shifts into an intimate concert staged for cameras instead, with three bands and no live audience.
Robin Hood – The Musical Spectacle
A live recording of an amended version of the Robin Hood story, staged at the Palaís des congrès de Paris in January 2014.
Top Billed Cast
M. Pokora Robin des Bois
Stéphanie Bédard Marianne
Dominique Mattei (Dumè) Shérif de Nottingham
Caroline Costa Bédélia, la fille du shérif
Sacha Tran Adrien, le fils de Robin des Bois et Marianne
Nyco Lilliu Frère Tuck
Marc-Antoine Jr Petit Jean
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