Aladin déploie son tapis au Théâtre du Palais-Royal

Un conte oriental, empli de génies coincés dans des lampes, de tapis volants et de tendresse. Fou amoureux, Aladin arrivera-t-il à conquérir Jasmine tout en déjouant les plans du Prince Jaffar ?

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Les 1,2,4,13,20 nov.
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