REVOLUTION - by Ludovic-Alexandre VIDAL (lyrics and libretto) and Julien SALVIA (composer).

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Paris. 1789.

As Françoise is trying to sell newspapers in the streets, she meets Paul de Saint-Hizarion, a young man of noble birth. They instantly fall under the spell of each other. For his part, Jean, a young man Françoise has taken care of since the day she met him when he was a waif, loves the young woman in secrecy.

On his side, Victor Gestain, a well-off bourgeois, killed his brother several years ago. Santin, a Parisian abbot, is the only one to know Victor's secret. Santin, who desperately wants to harm the magistrate Henri de Saint-Hizarion, Paul's father, decides to manipulate Victor. He makes him believe that Henri de Saint-Hizarion is keeping on hand some piece of evidence against him. In order to ruin this threat, Victor uses his niece, Marie, pretending her that Saint-Hizarion is responsible for the death of her father.

Ready and willing to revenge him, Marie maps out a ploy with Santin. Under pretense of being a young noble woman, she aims at charming Paul in order to become an intimate of the family and thus be able to find the Saint-Hizarions' Achille heel. But things get complicated as Santin and Marie understand that Françoise could make their project fall through…

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