Author and Composer – Ludovic Alexandre VIDAL

In addition to composition, Julien also has the opportunity to work as a singer comedian in various musicals: He played the roles of Alceste in Coups de Foudre, Anthony Hope in Sweeney Todd, Marius Pontmercy in Les Miserables, Motel Kamzoil in A Violin On The Roof, Tom Trainor in No Nanette No, Freddy Eynsford-Hill in My Fair Lady, Fred in Scooby-Doo and Ghost Pirates, Pinocchio in Shrek, The Musical, Emmett Forrest in The Revenge of a Blonde , Sethi in Kid Manor 2, and Tobias Ragg in Sweeney Todd.

He has just played the role of the Adventurer Prince in Rapunzel and the Adventurer Prince and has joined Frozen's troops - Sing-A-Long and Enchanted Forest at Disneyland Paris.

Beside this, Julien directed the first Paris production of the show The Prince & The Poor and the new Canadian version.

As musical director, Julien oversaw the original productions of his creations: The Prince & The Poor, Rapunzel & The Adventurer Prince and The Little Match Girl. He orchestrated and co-directed the music of The Prince & The Poor for the Montreal and New York versions. He also supervised the orchestrations of Rapunzel & The Adventurer Prince and The Little Girl At Match and the production of their albums.

Singer Comedian, Director & Musical Director – Julien Salvia

Ludovic Alexander, who was originally an engineer and doctor at the Central Institute of Technology in Paris, joined Julian Salvia to start his musical composer career.

The works created or jointly created by Ludovic Alexander are:

Law of the Lawyers(2012)

The Sisters Are Crazy (2012),

Beauty and the Beast (2013)

Mississig Moss - Queen of the Crazy Age (2014)

Jekyll & Hyde (2014)

Jekyll & Hyde (2014)

Vampire Party (2014)

Down Dance (2015)

Mogadol's Cat (2015)

In addition, he also created stage shows for non-music plays, such as "Magic Magic" by magician Alain Joquet.

Director – David Rozen

After studying cinema at the International School of Audiovisual Creation (EICAR) in Paris, David Rozen trained as a singer, dancer and actor at the School of French Musical Comedy and at the school of Oscar Sisto actor.

He performs over thirty different roles in the theater as well as on tour.

In 2004, he created his first one-man show. With this success, the same year, he creates his production company Double D Productions with David Rebouh.

In 2008, he creates and becomes the artistic director of the Musical Theater Marsoulan in Paris, crossroads of Parisian musical shows and operas. 

Since 2003, he has adapted, co-written, directed and produced 14 shows including Kid Manor 1 & 2, Hansel and Gretel, or the little girl with matches.

In September 2015, he co-wrote and directed Aladin the musical, which was performed at the Comedia theater, and was produced by Pole Nord Events and Aeternalis Music.

Experience incredible adventures with Tom Sawyer and his friends in a family musical full of twists!

With sumptuous sets and costumes, dive into the 19th-century Mississippi atmosphere!

Synopsis

1850. Saint Petersburg, on the banks of the Mississippi. Tom Sawyer is a young teenager who dreams of freedom and glory. But in this small town in the United States, Tom is seen as a little scoundrel with bad friends like Huckleberry Finn, a teenager who lives outside the city and Muff Potter, the alcoholic of the village.

Her aunt Polly, who, like her brother Sid, has collected him after the disappearance of their parents, tries as best he can to raise him as best he can.
                                                                                                

Will he manage to find the treasure and save the life of Muff Potter? Will he manage to win the love of the beautiful Becky Thatcher, the daughter of the village judge, without jeopardizing her friendship with Huck? Can he finally be accepted in this village so narrow-minded?

Come and follow the adventures of this young teenager that nothing stops in a colorful and catchy musical!

One evening, while Tom and Huck are in the cemetery, they witness a terrible scene: Joe the Indian, a thug just out of jail, and Muff Potter unearth the coffin of old Hoss Williams. They discover inside a map leading to Murrell's treasure. Suddenly, the undertaker Robinson surprises them and tries to stop them. He hits Muff. Joe grabs Muff's dagger and kills Robinson.

The next day, the crime is discovered and Muff Potter is accused. Joe the Indian does not help his sidekick, Muff defends himself by saying that they found the treasure map of Murrell. The inhabitants call him a poor fool and he is imprisoned.

Tom and Huck are the only ones who know who the real culprit is, but they vowed to say nothing to protect their own lives. Tom, caught in a case of conscience, convinces Huck to find Murrell's treasure before Joe the Indian in order to clear Muff.

Creative Team （主创团队）

Music – Julien Silva

Script and Lyricist – Ludovic Alexandre Vidal

Director – David Rozen

Orchestration – Larry Blank and Antoine le Fort

Choreography – Johan Nus

Light Creation – Alex Decain

Song Creation - Stephane Goldsztejn

Orchestra – Les Frivolités Parisiens

Scenography and Costume – Jackie Tadeoni

Makeup and wig – Caroline Bitu

Visual – David Kawena

Artists:

Jimmy Costa-Savelli  -     Tom Sawyer

Megan Bonsard         -     Becky Thatcher

Harry Hamaoui           -     Huckleberry Finn

Vincent Escure           -     Muff Potter

Marion Piéïté              -     Aunt Polly

Joseph Laurent          -     Joe the Indian

Antoine Beauraing    -     Judge Thatcher

Oliva Masseron          -     Sister Sid

Bastien Gabriel          -     Professor Dobbins