THÉÂTRE DU CHÂTELET OPENS DOORS FOR EXCEPTIONAL SALE OF COSTUMES

22nd September 2015 admin NEWS1 Comments Off

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Théâtre du Châtelet invites the public to purchase a piece of the show! The doors will open on 26/09 for a costume sale. Costumes from the following productions will be available for purchase:

Peter Pan, season 2005-2006
Le Ring, season 2005-2006
Le Chanteur de Mexico, season 2006-2007
Padmâvatî, season 2007-2008
Les Fées, season 2008-2009
Cyrano de Bergerac, season 2008-2009
Norma, season 2009-2010
Pop’pea, season 2011-2012
Sunday in the Park with George, season 2012-2013
A Flowering Tree, season 2013-2014

Details:

Saturday 26 September 11:00 -16:00
Théâtre du Châtelet
T. 01 40 28 29 30
2, rue Edouard Colonne, 75001 Paris
www.chatelet-theatre.com

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