
Saint Louis Blues
Music · Drama
Overview
This sweet musical takes us on a cross-country trip through Senegal, from Dakar to Saint Louis in a battered taxi, as passengers sing their stories.
Top Cast
Umban Gomez de Kset
Umban Gomez de Kset
Médoune Sall
Umban Gomez de Kset
Médoune Sall
Mbègne Kassé
Mbègne Kassé
Moustapha
Mbègne Kassé
Moustapha
Anne Jeanine Barboza
Anne Jeanine Barboza
Souki
Anne Jeanine Barboza
Souki
Bigué N'Doye
Bigué N'Doye
Antoinette Barry
Bigué N'Doye
Antoinette Barry
Adja Fall
Adja Fall
Dorine
Adja Fall
Dorine
Antoine Diandy
Antoine Diandy
Malick
Antoine Diandy
Malick
Naïma Gaye
Naïma Gaye
Binette
Naïma Gaye
Binette
Marième Diop
Marième Diop
Joséphine
Marième Diop
Joséphine
Bakary Cissé
Bakary Cissé
Ousmane
Bakary Cissé
Ousmane


Gaspard Manesse
Gaspard Manesse
Antoine
Gaspard Manesse
Antoine
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