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Alain Marcel

1952 – 2020

French actor, theatre director, author and adapter

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Lived 1952 – 2020 (aged 67–68). Alain Marcel was a French actor, theatre director, songwriter, adapter and screenwriter.

Alain Marcel (1952 — 9 March 2020) was an Algerian-born French music composer and author. An important figure of musical theatre and musical comedy in the 1980s, he notably adapted the French versions of Little Shop of Horrors, Kiss Me, Kate, and La Cage aux Folles.

Biography Marcel studied musical theatre at the Conservatoire de Tours, then at the Conservatoire de Paris. He wrote his first song in 1975 when he was a student of Antoine Vitez.

Marcel initially acted in television and films, while also composing, producing, and appearing in theatrical productions such as Essayez donc nos pédalos and Rayon femmes fortes. In total, he was involved in 570 performances. Essayez donc nos pédalos was choreographed by Tonie Marshall, and it explored homosexuality while it was still criminal.

His greatest success was in the field of musical theatre. He starred in the French versions of Little Shop of Horrors, Kiss Me, Kate, and La Cage aux Folles. He performed at the Théâtre Déjazet, Théâtre de la Porte Saint-Martin, Casino de Paris, and Théâtre Mogador.

In the 2000s, Marcel gradually returned to music, composing music for the shows Le Paris d'Aziz et Mamadou, L'Opéra de Sarah (both at the Théâtre de l'Œuvre), and Encore un tour de pédalos.

Alain Marcel died on 9 March 2020, at the age of 68.

Theatre Actor Le Sexe faible (1974) Les papas naissent dans les armoires (1978) Essayez donc nos pédalos (1979) Lulu (2003) Perthus (2008) Rue de Babylone (2012) Le Banquet d'Auteuil (2014)

Director Scènes de chasse en Bavière (1975) Essayez donc nos pédalos (1979) Rayon femmes fortes (1983) Le Barbier de Séville (1983) L'Italienne à Alger (1984) Les Mariés de la tour Eiffel (1985) La Petite Boutique des horreurs (1986) Tam tam au pays des noirs-blancs (1986) Palier de crabes (1987) Peter Pan (1991) Kiss Me, Kate (1992) La Cage aux folles (1999) Le Paris d'Aziz et Mamadou (2004) Perthus (2008) L'Opéra de Sarah - avant l'Amérique (2009) Encore un tour de pédalos (2010)

Author Essayez donc nos pédalos (1979) Rayon femmes fortes (1983) Le Paris d'Aziz et Mamadou (2004) Algérie Chérie (2009) L'Opéra de Sarah - avant l'Amérique (2009) Encore un tour de pédalos (2010)

Composer Essayez donc nos pédalos (1979) Rayon femmes fortes (1983) Si jamais je te pince !... (1980) Le Paris d'Aziz et Mamadou (2004) Encore un tour de pédalos (2010)

Filmography Films Gloria (1977) Rape of Love (1978) Diva (1981) The Cheat (1984)

Television Jean-Christophe (1978) Ce diable d'homme (1978) Une femme, une époque (1978) Les Eygletière (1978) Elle voulait faire du cinéma (1983)

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Who was Alain Marcel?

French actor, theatre director, author and adapter (1952-2020)

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Alain Marcel was born in 1952 in French Algeria.

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Alain Marcel died on 9 March 2020 in Rio de Janeiro.

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Alain Marcel was an actor, theatre director, songwriter, adapter and screenwriter.

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Alain Marcel was French.

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