Fleur-de-Lys's love for Phoebus is childish and irrational, like that of Juliet for Romeo ("Ces diamants-là"). Find all the transport options for your trip from Disneyland Resort Paris to Notre-Dame de Paris right here. Rome2rio makes travelling from Notre-Dame de Paris to Disneyland Resort Paris easy. Le 15 avril 2019, un violent incendie détruisit la quasi-totalité de la toiture de la nef, du chœur et du transept, ainsi que la flèche. En retour, la cathédrale l'abrite et le protège ; lorsque Frollo tente de faire l'impensable et de commettre un meurtre à l'intérieur même de la cathédrale, Notre-Dame anime la gargouille à laquelle il s'accroche pour la faire rugir avant de s'arrêter et de le laisser plonger dans la fosse de feu. "); Gringoire says he does not know and answers obliquely (but he tells Clopin, who has been searching for Esmeralda, that she has been imprisoned in the prison of La Sainte and that she will be hanged if Clopin doesn't save her). Later, when Gringoire and Esmeralda are left alone ("Le mot Phoebus") he introduces himself to her as "the Prince of the Streets of Paris" and assures her that while he is not a "ladies' man" ("un homme a femmes"), he would be glad if she would be his Muse and inspiration. Critical reception in Great Britain was mixed, with praise for the music and choreography, and general disdain for the English translation of the lyrics and the show's overall direction. The list includes the original French title and the English translation. As part of the publicity prior to the Paris opening three songs were released as singles: "Since its debut, the show has been professionally played in Belgium, Canada, China, France, Italy, Japan, In 2010-2014 several concert versions of the musical which reunited the original cast were presented in In February 2016 it was announced that a revival of the original musical This article is about the French musical.

Quasimodo endures his punishment, but cries out for water ("A boire"), a plea that is ignored by everyone. C'est ici que le Bossu, sonneur de cloche, répondant au nom de Quasimodo, a vécu toute sa vie.

In spite of her initial fear of this strange, deformed man, Esmeralda is touched by his gentleness and finds herself warming towards Quasimodo.

Esméralda, Claude Frollo, Phœbus, Djali, Zephyr, Sarousch, MadeleineCharpente arrière et flèche détruites lors de l'incendie du 15 avril 2019 Esméralda a été alertée par les cris du paroissien et suit Quasimodo, avec Djali. That night, Phoebus is on his way to the Cabaret du Val d’Amour for his rendezvous with Esmeralda when he realizes he is being stalked by a shadowy figure. ICÔNE - Elle a été ravagée par les flammes mais renaîtra de ses cendres. Sa cloche bien-aimée, la Fidèle, est ensuite volée, mais elle est retournée à sa place légitime, pour le plus grand plaisir de Paris et de la cathédrale elle-même. Phoebus coldbloodedly hands Esmeralda over to be executed, orders the outcasts driven out of Paris ("Déportés") and leaves with Fleur-de-Lys. Fleur-de-Lys tells him that he will still have her heart and love if he will swear to have Esmeralda executed ("La monture"). Clopin and a group of outcasts are arrested and thrown into the La Sainte prison ("Condamnes") as Esmeralda is put on trial for the attempted murder of Phoebus and sorcery with Frollo as presiding judge ("Le procès" / "La torture"); when she refuses to confess, she is subjected to a foot-crushing Elsewhere, a recovered Phoebus is confronted by Fleur-de-Lys, but he claims as an excuse that he was bewitched by Esmeralda's "sorcery" ("Je reviens vers toi"). Esmeralda collapses over Phoebus’ body, Frollo makes his escape and Gringoire, Clopin, Frollo, Quasimodo and the Chorus comment on the terrible power of Fate ("Fatalité"). The poet Clopin, who has watched over Esmeralda since she was eight years old after the death of her parents, tells her that she is no longer a child and that she has reached the age where she will discover love ("Esmeralda tu sais"). Since Gringoire is educated, Esmeralda asks him what the word "Phoebus" means; he tells her that in Latin it means "the sun" or "sun god". Phoebus arrives (he seems to be a regular customer here too) and meets Esmeralda in a private room ("La volupté"). At five o'clock in the morning of the execution, Frollo visits Esméralda's cell and to her horror confesses to her that he knifed Phoebus out of love for her ("Visite de Frollo a Esmeralda" / "Un matin tu dansais") and offers her a choice: death on the gallows or life by giving him love.

La cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris est un bâtiment emblématique de Paris, situé en France et sert également de lieu principal pour le film d'animation de Disney Le Bossu de Notre-Dame (1996) et sa suite Le Bossu de Notre-Dame 2 (2001).

D'être heureux! In her cell, Esmeralda compares herself to a caged bird and calls to Quasimodo to save her, while back at Notre Dame Quasimodo wonders about Esmeralda's disappearance three days earlier and fears for her safety ("Les oiseaux qu'on met en cage"). … Frollo asks Gringoire where his "wife" is ("Ou est Elle? They watch as Quasimodo is dragged on stage bound on The Great Wheel as sentence for his attempted kidnapping of Esmeralda ("Anarkia"). La cathédrale abrite le protagoniste principal du film, Quasimodo. Le compositeur, déjà récompensé de l'Oscar de la meilleure musique de film pour La Petite Sirène (1989), La Belle et la Bête (1991), Aladdin (1992) et Pocahontas (1995), offre les musiques de Le Bossu de Notre-Dame pour lesquelles il sera une nouvelle fois nominé pour recevoir la prestigieuse récompense. Pour aider à financer la reconstruction de la cathédrale, la Walt Disney Company fit publiquement un don de 4,42 millions de dollars. Plu tard, Alfredo et Colette passent devant la cathédrale en faisant du roller. Sa chanson a également attiré Quasimodo en bas de la tour, mais avant qu'il ne puisse lui parler juste après avoir fini de chanter la chanson, un paroissien qui l'a repéré l'effraie en lui criant dessus, et le Bossu retourne en haut de ses tours. Hiding in the shadows is a monstrous figure who is dragged out into the light; it is the bell-ringer of Notre Dame, the hunchbacked and facially deformed Frollo breaks up the festivities and orders Quasimodo to kidnap Esmeralda and bring her to him that night so that she can be imprisoned as a sorceress and a violator of public decency ("La sorcière").