This Thursday at the Scène-Chapelle

Philippe Roche presents his show And God created the voice at the Scène-Chapelle, this Thursday, February 17, at 8:30 p.m. There are imitators who don’t sing very well and singer imitators who don’t imitate very well. This evening, Philippe Roche will ignite the Stage-Chapel because imitation is a difficult art and few are those who manage to master both at the same time.

Philippe Roche is first of all an excellent singer and then an imitator who has the intelligence not to imitate previous imitators but rather the singers he imitates.

You should know that he is also funny and, icing on the cake, he even reveals his magic tricks to the public. With him, you can learn to imitate Maître Gims or Christophe Maé (look at his YouTube channel).

In his new show, Philippe Roche tells the story of the voice, from the first cry of man to today. From Grand Corps Malade to Kendji or Johnny via Julien Doré and even a Sardou – Nakamura mash-up! With him, you will discover all the secrets of the voice as well as some revelations about yours…

First a singer with a wide vocal range from operative to severely burnt rock,

Philippe Roche also discovered that he had a knack for making people laugh. He therefore wrote sketches and tested them on open Parisian stages.

In 2014, he performed at the Avignon Festival where he obtained a Coup de coeur du Off, confirmed in 2016.

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