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Salim M’ Hamed Arrache: A Footballer’s Tale of Resilience

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Posted on 05/02/202403/04/2024

Salim M’Hamed Arrache, a native of Marseille, France, embarked on a football journey that traversed continents and cultures, shaping his career in unexpected ways. Born…

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Echoes of Majesty: Marseille Cathedral’s Legacy Unveiled

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Posted on 04/02/202403/04/2024

In the heart of Marseille, the Cathedral stands as a beacon of spirituality and architectural prowess. Its origins trace back to the 5th century, a…

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Monologues for Auditions: Nail Your Performance

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Posted on 03/02/202403/04/2024

Audition monologues are pivotal in showcasing an actor’s versatility, skill set, and love for the theater. The choice of monologue can significantly influence an actor’s…

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Baldwin Wallace’s Prestigious Musical Theatre

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Posted on 02/02/202403/04/2024

Within the past decade, college musical theater programs have witnessed an unprecedented upsurge in applications. Some of these prestigious programs have reported a spike of…

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Jukebox Musicals: Exploring the History and Characteristics

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Posted on 01/02/202403/04/2024

Jukebox musicals have become increasingly popular in recent years, with productions like Mamma Mia!, Jersey Boys, and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical taking Broadway and…

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Architectural Promenade

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Posted on 18/05/202326/02/2024

There is a perception that architecture is the science of wasting space. What do you think? Marseille is an ancient city with a history of…

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Palais Longchamp

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Posted on 06/04/202326/02/2024

Marseille has many beautiful buildings and sights, but the elegant Lonchan Palace is without exaggeration a true masterpiece of architecture. The palace was built in…

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Old Marseille on Foot

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Posted on 17/06/202226/02/2024

A walking tour through the oldest part of Marseille is a great opportunity to get right into the “you” side of the city. A walking…

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Kalanki National Park

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Posted on 10/09/202126/02/2024

The Calanques National Park, a true paradise in the heart of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, is renowned for the beauty of its landscapes, its exceptional…

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The Medieval Fort Saint-Jean – on the Guard of Marseille

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Posted on 23/10/202026/02/2024

Fort Saint-Jean or Fort St. John guarded the entrance to the Port of Marseilles and is located on the north side of the bay. It…

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Marseille hosts regular festivals: "Sacred Music" in April, "Music and Culture of Diasporas" in August, "Dance M" (contemporary dance festival) in September, "Southern Fiesta" in October, "Bazaar" (hypermarket of contemporary art) in November. In mid-July and mid-August, the Marseillais organize traditional competitions on the water, held here for centuries. Knights armed with swords and shields and rowers are placed on boats. The knights fight to the cheers of the public.

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