I already told you about my friend Silvia who gave up a secure career in the corporate world to become what she really felt like: being a comedian. Well, last evening I went to the premiere of her first one woman show at the Théâtre Bô Saint Martin, which was a real success. I was lucky enough to share the very last moments before she got on stage and since I had my camera, I took a few shots! Here is one of them, that I particularly like. Sorry if it's a bit of a personal post, but I really admire her for pursuing her dreams. Besides it IS a Paris photo!
Thursday, December 06, 2012
Backstage
I already told you about my friend Silvia who gave up a secure career in the corporate world to become what she really felt like: being a comedian. Well, last evening I went to the premiere of her first one woman show at the Théâtre Bô Saint Martin, which was a real success. I was lucky enough to share the very last moments before she got on stage and since I had my camera, I took a few shots! Here is one of them, that I particularly like. Sorry if it's a bit of a personal post, but I really admire her for pursuing her dreams. Besides it IS a Paris photo!
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19 Boulevard Saint-Martin, 75010 Paris, France
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No need to be sorry. Great behind the scenes shot. Glad to hear it was such a success.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone wants to know the key to happiness, it is follow your bliss, as Joseph Cambell said. Or just follow your passion. Brava to her!
ReplyDeleteBravo Silvia.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I like people posts. Good luck to her.
ReplyDeleteNo need to say your sorry. I think it is fantastic that she is following her dream! Very few people will give up a secure career to follow what's in their hearts! Bravo to Silvia!
ReplyDeleteI wish her the best of luck in her new career!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Silvia! I hope, someday, to have the courage to do the same thing.(I mean, to follow my bliss,of course!)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, no need to apologize! Judging from the comments above, people in fact very much enjoy such personal posts that show a different aspect of Paris and Parisiens!
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspiring thing your friend Sylvie did and it is so refreshing to hear such stories of individuals following their dreams and not feeling into the mold!
It takes a great deal of courage and passion to do so!
Agreed—no apology, please. It's a great shot and Silvia is a brave woman who deserves to be celebrated!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, I appreciate - and I'm sure she will too!
ReplyDeleteI wish for everyone to have their dream careers! Or get as close to them as they can.. Now I wish pdp had threads so we could go on there and discuss about what we like and what we like to moan about when it comes to our jobs.. :p
ReplyDeleteSilvia will never regret her choice. She may change her mind, but she will always be glad she gave it a try. You never know if you don't try. I'm sure she'll be a success!
ReplyDeleteSilvia's story is very inspiring, and thank you for sharing this photo of a big night for her. I am looking to follow my own passion next year...lots of talks and planning to do first. Hint: It involves Paris! x Katie
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