A cultural stroll through Paris with actor Alex Vizorek and singer Hélène Ségara
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This week on Paris des Arts, Belgian comedian Alex Vizorek takes us to the Théâtre des Mathurins to talk about his latest one-man show, "Deux et demi." After putting on a series of shows about art, the comedian turns to more personal themes: the passage of time, his grandmothers and philosophy. He says: "After 15 years together with the audience, they know me and I know them, and I know what can amuse them about me."
Next, Hélène Ségara's celebrates 30 years of her career at the Olympia. The singer presents her brand-new duets album, reworking the biggest hits from her repertoire: "It's an album about resilience, an album I dreamed of during some very hard times in my life."
Finally, meet the former journalist who's just opened a new bookshop in the 16th arrondissement. Caroline Bayle shares her top literary picks for this autumn.
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