Quentin Bruno Explained

Quentin Bruno is a singer, dancer and actor from Paris, France. He was a candidate on as part of Team Mika.

Biography

Bruno was a candidate on on the 4th season of the French version of the reality television singing competition The Voice.

Following the blind audition with his rendition of Wonderwall, for which he accompanied himself on the piano,^[1] Bruno was selected to be on the team of the Lebanese-born British singer and songwriter Mika^[2] He was eliminated during the battle rounds which featured French pop star Julien Doré as the guest coach.^[3]

He played role of Luke in the 2015 Paris premiere of the American Musical Theatre Live production of the Salzman and Cunningham musical Next Thing You Know.^{[4] [5]} He was the choreographer for the premiere of the French musical Hashtags written by Alyssa Landry and Thierry Boulanger.^[6]

Bruno adapted Eric Chantelauze's theatrical piece C-o-n-t-a-c-t for English. Exploring themes of mental health and anxiety, an immersive, outdoor production will commence in August 2020 in London.^[7]

External links

• Website of Quentin Bruno

Notes and References

1. Web site: The Voice" : Quentin Bruno interprète " Wonderwall " de Oasis . Coulisses de la TV . Verdrel, Jean-Marc. February 1, 2015 . French.
2. Web site: The Voice : Quentin Bruno, le protégé de Mika se confie . . Morin, Fabien. February 2, 2015 . French.
3. Web site: The Voice : la Battle Law' / Quentin Bruno sur « Chou Wasabi de Julien Doré . Coulisses de la TV . Verdrel, Jean-Marc. February 28, 2015 . French.
4. Web site: Les stars des télécrochets prennent d'assaut les comédies musicales. . Morin, Fabien. June 11, 2015 . French.
5. Web site: Next Thing You Know – American Musical Theatre Live! Paris . Musical Theatre Review. Honoré, Patrick. June 2, 2015 .
6. Web site:
   1. Hashtags, le musical d'Alyssa Landry et Thierry Boulanger La Générale
   . Musical Avenue . Kong, Stephany. May 29, 2015 . French.
7. Web site: Across the Pond: C-o-n-t-a-c-t Casting, Doppler Goes Digital, Gate Theatre's Letters on Zoom. 17 August 2020.