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Music February 19, 2027

"Fish and Chippendales" — a maritime western by the H3P Company

Music February 19, 2027

About the event

When two former members of the band Les Wapitis reunite thirty years later, you might expect the worst. Thirty years of friendship laid bare, without a single snag or shipwreck: a poetic, burlesque, rock-infused cruise with a Boulogne twist, featuring Nicolas Ducron and Bruno Margollé. Sailors’ songs, brawls, rodeo, country dancing: twelve original compositions for a glitter-filled maritime western. Inappropriate attire required; wigs and cowboy boots mandatory. Limited seating; reservations required through the cultural department.

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