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Opera Is (Not) For Me
Forget everything you thought you knew about stuffy opera houses and stuffy performances. This lively hour blends soaring arias with behind-the-scenes secrets, turning a cozy local space into an immersive stage where the audience is warmly invited to find their own voice.
Les Trois Baudets (Paris 18th)
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Daphné Hacquard welcomes you to Les Trois Baudets on Sunday, November 22, 2026, for a unique operatic performance titled L'Opéra C'est (pas) Pour Moi. Between 16:00 and 17:00, enjoy a whirlwind tour of five centuries of opera history featuring anecdotes, live singing, and interactive stage moments. Designed for attendees aged 6 and up, this session invites the audience to participate directly in the performance and learn vocal techniques from the artist herself. Tickets for this engaging musical afternoon are priced at 7 euros per person.
Opera Is (Not) For Me
Daphné Hacquard opens the doors of her salon for an 'aperopera' and takes you on a journey through five centuries of opera history... in just 60 minutes! She shares delightful anecdotes, embodies colorful characters, performs the most iconic arias from each period, and invites the audience (those willing!) to come on stage to become an integral part of the production. Daphné even teaches you her opera singer techniques to help you project your voice! You will emotionally experience the most beautiful pages of the lyric repertoire, carefully chosen to touch both the heart and the mind. All in a relaxed, friendly, and joyful atmosphere, accessible to everyone!
Our take on this event
Experience the world of opera in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere at Les Trois Baudets in the 18th arrondissement. On Sunday, November 22, 2026, from 16:00 to 17:00, performer Daphné Hacquard presents a one-hour show that breaks down the barriers of the classical repertoire. By combining storytelling with iconic operatic arias, she brings centuries of music to life for an audience aged 6 and older.
The event focuses on participation and fun, as audience members are encouraged to join the performer on stage and even try out her professional vocal techniques. Whether you are a curious beginner or a music lover, this format offers an accessible look at opera history. Tickets are available for 7 euros, making it a perfect outing for a Sunday afternoon in Paris.










