Notre Dame de Paris, which made its New York City debut in July 2022 at the David H. Koch Theater, will return to the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts venue June 22. The work will play an extended limited engagement through July 16. Get a first look at the production with newly released shots below.
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the international musical and dance hit, the cast will be led by Angelo Del Vecchio as Quasimodo, Elhaida Dani as Esmeralda, Daniel Lavoie as Frollo, Gian Marco Schiaretti as Gringoire, Jay as Clopin, Jérémy Amelin as Phoebus, and Alyzée Lalande as Fleur-de-Lys.
The production will also feature acrobats Jonathan Gajdane, Nathan Jones, Andrea Nevroz, Arek Szynal, and Ivan Urbano. The production’s breakers are Alex Besnier and Tiger, while the dance ensemble features Lorenzo Arnouts, Antonio Balsamo, Giulia Barbone, Marina Barbone, Wilfried Bernard, Alessandra Berti, Rodolphe Duquesne, Giuseppe Marino, Gabriel Nabo, Alessia Papale, Sonia Picone, Valentin Piers, Anaïs Replumaz, Ivan Trimarchi, Vaia Venetis, and Roberta Zegretti.
Alternates include Solal for Frollo, Jaime Bono for Esmeralda/Fleur-de-Lys, Eric Jetner for Phoebus/Gringoire, Philippe Tremblay for Quasimodo, and Mike Lee for Clopin.
Get a first look at the production:
Jay in Notre Dame de Paris
Gian Marco Schiaretti in Notre Dame de Paris
Elhaida Dani in Notre Dame de Paris
Elhaida Dani in Notre Dame de Paris
Elhaida Dani in Notre Dame de Paris
Angelo Del Vecchio in Notre Dame de Paris
Angelo Del Vecchio in Notre Dame de Paris
The adaptation of Victor Hugo's 1831 novel Notre Dame de Paris (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), written by Richard Cocciante and Luc Plamondon, has played 24 countries since premiering at the Palais des Congrès in Paris in 1998.
The original French production will be performed with English supertitles and a live orchestra. Gilles Maheu directs with choreography by Martino Müller.
Notre Dame de Paris is presented by Nicolas and Charles Talar and Adam Blanshay Productions.
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