As promised yesterday, I present to you Naomi Emmerson as Édith Piaf. Actor, singer, dancer, director, designer, Naomi was born in Montreal, Canada and lives in New York City, and has been touring Piaf: Love Conquers All for several years now. The play has "The Little Sparrow" chatting with the audience in English, reminiscing about her singing, the music, the men in her life. To highlight certain experiences, she then sings—thirteen songs in the original French. You may have noticed the piano in yesterday's photo. That was for the pianist who accompanied Naomi in the songs. Here in Manila, the pianist was Carmela Buencamino-Sinco, a Filipino who is also based in New York City. Piaf's life seems to be as poignant as her songs. Now I want to watch La Môme.
22 comments:
Most interesting post.
elle a en effet quelque chose de Piaf cette actrice. cela devait être un superbe spectacle.
it has something of Piaf in effect this actress. it had to be a superb show.
What a great smile, cool capture, and interesting post. Mary :-D
How fun - interactive theater!
Interesting report ... it's always fun doing the things you love and enjoying your work!
Naomi seems to Edith Piaf
We want a song on your blog
Edith Piaf had such a tumultuous life. If you haven't seen the recent movie La Mome you really ought to. It was wonderful.
Looks like this was a good show too! I love hearing live singers.
That's a lovely portrait - she looks like she's really enjoying what she's doing.
Thank You for this post...
I'm french, and I love Edith Piaf...
Thank You...
This must have been a fantastic show. I love Edit Piaf.
Beautiful set and an Edith Piaf 'tribute' sounds like the making of a wonderful show.
from the photo, i can see her passion in doing it.
The minute I start reading your post I was wondering if you have watched 'La vie en rose' (La Môme) and I got the answer at the end. :-)
I love Edith Piaf's La Vie En Rose! Sounds like you enjoyed this performance.
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did you enjoy la vien rose?
I'd adore to see this actress playing Piaf and yes, I'd love to see La Mome too. You've really captured a special moment in this photograph.
Interesting report. I have watched La Mome and loved it. Marion Cotillard certainly deserved her Oscar for best actress. I was surprised she won because usually the Academy, being so parochial, picks a Brit or American.
What a grace!
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Would love to see her - i am a Piaf fan!!!
Putting my hand up as another Piaf fan.
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...and "Louis" raises a hoof as a Piaf fan!
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