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Laurent Ban plays Napoleon in the French musical "Napoleon" during a press conference held on Wednesday at Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace in Seoul. The French production, which runs until May 21, comes six years after a successful run of a Korean-language version. (XCI) |
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Laurent Ban (right) plays Napoleon in the French musical "Napoleon" in a scene with Chiara Di Bari, who pays Josephine, during a press conference held on Wednesday at Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace in Seoul. The French production, which runs until May 21, comes six years after a successful run of a Korean-language version. (XCI) |
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Actors perform in the French musical "Napoleon" during a press conference held on Wednesday at Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace in Seoul. The French production, which runs until May 21, comes six years after a successful run of a Korean-language version. (XCI) |
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Actors perform in French musical "Napoleon" during a press conference held on Wednesday at Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace in Seoul. The French production, which runs until May 21, comes six years after a successful run of a Korean-language version. (XCI) |
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