Sophie Delmas

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Sophie Delmas
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Sophie Delmas and Nuno Resende in Pinocchio, le spectacle musical (2013)
Born
Toulouse, France
Occupationactress, singer

Sophie Delmas is a French actress and singer.

Biography[]

Delmas was born to a Bohemian family. She is the grandchild of opera singers and began her training at the Studio des Variétés.[1]

She sang with Marcel Mouloudji. She then toured for two years with the trio 3 fois Danger and sang with the gospel chorus of Mariah Carey in Bercy in 1996.[2]

In 1997, Delmas released a single Je le veux, written by François Valéry.[3]

Then she began performing in musicals, starting with Un Conte de Noël in 2000 at the Théâtre de la Porte Saint-Martin. She then played Aurore in L’Ombre d’un géant at Théâtre Mogador in 2002.

In 2003, she played the part of Belle Watling in Autant en emporte le vent by Gérard Presgurvic and Kamel Ouali at the Palais des Sports de Paris.

After this, she decided to create the show Showllywood in which she challenged the standards of Hollywood musical movies. Pierre Cardin invited her to the Municipal Theatre of Ho Chi Minh City, where she gave = a televised recital of French songs, Bonjour Paris. She toured for the French embassies in the Middle East, the Near East and Iceland.

She began vocal coaching and stage directing at Richard Cross' Centre de Formation Vocale.

In 2009, Delmas played the part of both witches in the musical Dothy et le Magicien d’Oz by Dove Attia and Albert Cohen at the Grand Rex. She received critical acclaim for her performance.[4]

She voiced the singing parts of Mother Gothel for the French dub of the Disney animated film Tangled, alongside Isabelle Adjani who voiced the speaking parts.[5]

At the end of 2010, she starred as Donna Sheridan in the French version of Mamma Mia!. The show toured France in 2012 and 2013.[6] · [7]

In 2013, she sang with Les grandes voix des comédies musicales chantent pour les enfants hospitalisés alongside Renaud Hantson, Mikelangelo Loconte and Lââm for the single Un faux départ.[8] · [9]

From October 2013 to January 2014, she played the Blue Fairy in Pinocchio, le spectacle musical in Paris opposite Pablo Villafranca and Nuno Resende.

Delmas participated in the 2014 edition of The Voice in Florent Pagny's team.[10]

Musicals[]

Discography[]

Singles[]

  • 1997 : Je le veux
  • 2001 : Pour aimer plus fort : Hanna H, Rose Laurens and Sophie Delmas, from L'Ombre d'un géant
  • 2002 : Rêver d'être une star, from L'Ombre d'un géant
  • 2011 : Le chemin, for the NGO Winds Peace Japan
  • 2013 : Un faux départ with the collective Les grandes voix des comédies musicales

Albums[]

DVD[]

  • 2004 : Autant en emporte le vent
  • 2009 : Dothy et le Magicien d'Oz

Voice acting[]

References[]

  1. ^ Sophie Delmas : tout le bonheur de la comédie musicale Archived 2013-06-29 at archive.today, interviewexclusive.com, 23 January 2012, retrieved 2014-02-27
  2. ^ Sophie Delmas – Les bonheurs de Sophie, regardencoulisse.com, 1 December 2013, retrieved 2014-02-27
  3. ^ Sophie Delmas – Je le veux, discogs.com, 2014-02-27
  4. ^ Le magicien d'Oz ensorcelle le Grand Rex, la-croix.com, 22 February 2009, retrieved 2014-02-27
  5. ^ La bande originale française de "Raiponce" se dévoile, cinecoulisses.fr, 9 November 2010, retrieved 2014-02-27
  6. ^ Sophie Delmas, dynamique Donna, regardencoulisse.com, 27 June 2011, retrieved 2014-02-27
  7. ^ Sophie Delmas / Mamma Mia ! : « C’est une aventure passionnante ! », lejournaltoulousain.fr, 13 November 2013, retrieved 2014-02-27
  8. ^ Les grandes voix chantent pour les enfants malades, mymajorcompany.com, retrieved 2014-02-27
  9. ^ Les grandes voix des comédies musicales présentent le clip Un faux départ Archived 2013-12-03 at the Wayback Machine, ptitblog.net, 28 November 2013, retrieved 2014-02-27
  10. ^ De Mama Mia à the voice 3 le pari culotté et réussi de Sophie Delmas Archived 2014-02-16 at the Wayback Machine, lci.tf1.fr, 15 February 2014, retrieved 2014-02-27
  11. ^ Rimbaud musical, rimbaudmusical.free.fr, 2014-02-27
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