Camille O’Sullivan at the 30th Stage Songs Review: theatrical interpretations of Waits, Cave and Brel at Capitol
Camille O’Sullivan turns songs by Tom Waits, Nick Cave and Jacques Brel into distinct theatrical roles. Her announced performance at Capitol formed part of the anniversary 30th Stage Songs Review in Wrocław.
The extraordinary Camille O'Sullivan will perform at the 30th Stage Songs Review on 21 March at Wrocław’s Capitol.
An Irish actress and singer with French roots, greeted with ovations at this year's Edinburgh festival and five stars from “The Scotsman”, she offers brilliant interpretations, a charismatic personality and songs by Brecht, Waits, Cave, Brel and others. Alongside her passion for the stage, Camille O’Sullivan is a qualified, award-winning architect and painter, and also hosts her own television programme.
Dark, feminine, funny and hypnotic, Camille turns every song into an emotionally intense theatrical experience, drawing audiences into her strange and wonderful world. On stage, she is a chameleon, changing personality with every song while remaining authentic and sincere each time. When she sings, the Daily Telegraph wrote, her breath seems steeped in paraffin. One spark is enough for the entire room to explode…
Event details
Camille O'Sulivan
20 March 2009
Capitol Musical Theatre
Wrocław