Sophie’s Misfortunes, the musical, returns to France Culture

Season 2 of Sophie’s misfortunes revisits the world of the Countess of Ségur in a musical comedy, adapted and directed by Sabine Zovighian, with original music by Michael Liot.

Unpublished songs around the departure for America, a family tragedy and a difficult return, until rediscovered happiness: Sophie continues her learning of the world with the boundless energy which has made her one of the most popular heroines in children’s literature.

This season 2 has 10 episodes of 20 minutes. The production is by Sabine Zovighian, and the original music is by Michael Liot.

Véronique Vella of the Comédie-Française lends her voice to the Countess of Ségur, making heard the intimate and autobiographical part that runs through her work. At her side, we find Ambrine Trigo Ouaked, Marie-Sophie Ferdane, Elsa Guedj, Joy Souque, Julie Julien and even François Pérache.

New things to discover with the family

I’m too scared, I have too many friendsAnd I’m too green : three pieces by David Lescot

Sundays June 14 and 21 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on the France Culture website and the Radio France application.

David Lescot recounts the great anxieties of college.

Après un été passé à appréhender l’entrée en sixième dans I’m too scaredafter the first days of this new school and social life inI have too many friends Me ” continues his learning from 6th grade inI’m too greenon the occasion of a pivotal moment: the departure in green class.

Directed by: Juliette Heymann, with: Marion Verstraeten, Elise Marie, Camille Bernon, Camille Roy, Caroline Menon Bertheux, Lia Khizioua Ibanez, Lynn Thibault.

A winter in the ice : an adaptation of the novel by Jules Verne

From June 29 to July 5 from 8:40 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on the France Culture website and the Radio France application

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When Captain Louis Cornbutte disappears off the coast of Norway, his father organizes an expedition across the Arctic to find him. A great story of adventure, survival and exploration in the extreme landscapes of the Far North. Director: Louise Loubrieu, with a reading by Baptiste Chabauty of the Comédie-Française.

By Dépêche
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