Rire Z'Hôpitaux : ce mercredi riez au Grand Palais !

13 June 2016

Ce mercredi 15 juin à l'Auditorium du Grand Palais, venez rire pour la bonne cause, avec la soirée caritative Rire Z'Hôpitaux...

Soirée caritative au profit de l'association Clowns Z'Hôpitaux avec un plateau d'humoristes mobilisés pour la cause.

Caustiques, pétillants, joyeux ou décapants, les Chiche Capon, Garnier et Sentou, Alex Vizorek, Nadia Roz, Thomas VDB, Aymeric Lompret, Alexandra Desloires & Sophie Imbeaux en duo et Christophe Ferrari ont accepté de réunir bénévolement leurs talents sous la houlette inspirée de Noémie De Lattre.

Créée en 2004, l’association Clowns Z'Hôpitaux est actuellement présente dans une vingtaine d’établissements de soins en France. Chaque année, en relation étroite avec les personnels soignants, 12 000 adultes et enfants bénéficient d’interventions régulières, joyeuses et solidaires.

Informations prratiques :

Mercredi 15 juin à 19h30 à l'Auditorium du Grand Palais

Tarif Balcon - Assis placement libre - 20,00 €

Tarif Orchestre - Assis placement libre - 36,00 €

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