
Robin Hood – The Musical Spectacle
Family · Music
Overview
A live recording of an amended version of the Robin Hood story, staged at the Palaís des congrès de Paris in January 2014.
Top Cast


M. Pokora
M. Pokora
Robin des Bois
M. Pokora
Robin des Bois


Stéphanie Bédard
Stéphanie Bédard
Marianne
Stéphanie Bédard
Marianne


Dominique Mattei (Dumè)
Dominique Mattei (Dumè)
Shérif de Nottingham
Dominique Mattei (Dumè)
Shérif de Nottingham


Caroline Costa
Caroline Costa
Bédélia, la fille du shérif
Caroline Costa
Bédélia, la fille du shérif


Sacha Tran
Sacha Tran
Adrien, le fils de Robin des Bois et Marianne
Sacha Tran
Adrien, le fils de Robin des Bois et Marianne


Nyco Lilliu
Nyco Lilliu
Frère Tuck
Nyco Lilliu
Frère Tuck


Marc-Antoine Jr
Marc-Antoine Jr
Petit Jean
Marc-Antoine Jr
Petit Jean
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