What to do in Nice this weekend of November 22nd?

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Nice is bursting with ideas to spice up your days and evenings this weekend! Whether you love music, theater, or stand-up comedy, Nice offers a varied and captivating selection for everyone. Moreover, the city highlights activities perfect for creating unforgettable family moments. So, whether you’re passionate or just curious, Nice guarantees entertaining experiences you won’t want to miss.

Friday, November 22, 2024

At 7 PM, the iconic Alain Chamfort invites you to Stockfish for a unique musical experience. In a tour directed by Adrien Soleiman, he revisits his greatest hits with new arrangements, blending tracks from his latest album with gems from his lesser-known repertoire. An evening of nostalgia and modernity.

At 7:30 PM, the Compagnie l’Albatros et l’Éléphant presents a moving show: “Métanoïa, The Butterfly’s Omen” at Salle Jean Vigo. Written and performed by Mélissa Prat, Métanoïa explores the journey of a young woman emerging from a toxic relationship to be reborn from her ashes. A tribute to resilience and female empowerment, enhanced by careful artistic direction and immersive musical creation.

At 8 PM, dive into an epic musical journey with Opera Nice Côte d’Azur in the concert “Clash of the Titans.” Under the baton of its new principal conductor, the orchestra will perform two masterful works: the Sinfonia Concertante by Mozart, elevated by the talents of soloists Věra Nováková and Magali Prévot, followed by Mahler’s First Symphony ‘Titan’. A grand evening for lovers of symphony and virtuosity.

At 8:30 PM, discover Gabriel Donzelli‘s debut one-man-show titled “It’s Almost Over” at Théâtre de la Cité. The show will be both a funny and poignant self-portrait. With quirky humor, he reflects on his extraordinary journey, full of life’s challenges and self-mockery, delivering a heartfelt performance on resilience and self-acceptance. A sincere and memorable performance, directed by Valentine Catzéflis.

Saturday, November 23, 2024

For families, dive into an interactive adventure titled “We Must Save Santa Claus” at Theater l’Alphabet. Children assist Rudolfe the Reindeer in finding Santa Claus before it’s too late. A fun and magical show ideal for kids ages 2 to 8. The performances will be at 10:30 AM and 3 PM and last 35 minutes. If you attend the afternoon show, children will enjoy a snack offered after the performance.

Alternatively, enjoy a joyful operetta titled “Young Fiancées” at Espace Laure Ecard where two children escape into their imagination to explore their future while revisiting The Crow and the Fox. The show begins at 3 PM, and there will be a wonderful snack provided just after.

For music lovers, the 19th edition of the FestivalIt’s Not Classic” continues to blend classical and modernity. This Saturday, don’t miss “The Spider’s Feast” at Les Arlucs Cultural Hall at 11 AM and 5 PM. A musical tale about the insect world, performed by the National Orchestra of Cannes. Makeup workshop before the concert for children from 3 PM to 4:30 PM.

Alternatively, David Hallyday will perform at the Palais Nikaïa at 8:45 PM during the concert “Requiem for a Madman.” A vibrant tribute show to Johnny Hallyday, where David revisits the father-son repertoires in a powerful two-hour show.

For stand-up comedy enthusiasts, comedian Donel Jack’sman returns with a new one-man-show titled “Donel Jack’sman on Preview” at Théâtre de la Cité at 8:30 PM. With his sharp humor and keen take on the modern world, Donel promises a guaranteed night of laughter.

Sunday, November 24, 2024

For sports fans, OGC Nice hosts Racing Club de Strasbourg for the 12th day of Ligue 1. A crucial match for both teams’ ambitions this season, in a buzzing atmosphere at Allianz Riviera stadium starting at 3 PM. Be sure to check the final timings before heading to the stadium!

Young and old are invited to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Disney thanks to the Orchestra Passion Classique, conducted by Matthieu Peyrègne. The concert will take place at Espace Laure Ecard at 3 PM. From The Little Mermaid to Coco, including Aladdin and The Lion King, let yourself be carried away by the timeless melodies of cartoons that have accompanied generations. A magical experience to share with family.

For classical music lovers, head to Saint-Paul Church at 3:30 PM for a tribute to the 18th-century French composer Claude Balbastre. With Marco Ruggeri on the organ and Lina Uinkyste on the violin, discover an enchanting repertoire in a spiritual and solemn setting.
End your day on an inspiring note with Glorious, the famous praise pop band at the Palais Nikaia at 6 PM. This unique evening, a blend of concert and festive prayer vigil, brings together all generations in a joyful and spiritual atmosphere. A beautiful way to reconnect in a modern and friendly environment.

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