Damien Sargue reveals his great madness after his first stamp in Romeo and Juliet

Damien Sargue and Cécilia Cara enjoyed incredible success thanks to their role in the musical Romeo and Juliet. They tell how they spent their first stamp.

Twenty years later, the musical Romeo and Juliet will be reinterpreted on stage. During 18 shows in Taiwan, the troupe decided to reform to re-sing the famous hits from the show. No one forgot the titles To like or The Kings of the world. “I feel a lot of excitement, because this is the real reunion of Romeo and Juliet. It’s very moving”, explained Cécilia Cara, the interpreter of Juliette who finds on stage his Romeo of always, Damien Sargue. The two artists who shared tender moments together and found success thanks to this musical when they were respectively only 15 and 18 years old.

What did they do with their first stamp?

Chosen in 1999, Cécilia Cara and Damien Sargue took a year and a half to prepare the show Romeo and Juliet. As soon as the ticket office opened, the Palais des Congrès was full for the first three months. A success that allowed singers to save a lot of money… or not. “I bought myself a brand new Audi TTthe latest model”told Damien Sargue to our colleagues fromParis herebefore specifying: “When I returned to Notre-Dame de Paris (he performed the doubles for Bruno Pelletier and Patrick Fiori editor’s note.), my bank account was overdrawn by 45,000 francs! Suffice to say, I burned everything.

“I was a billionaire”

“I don’t remember who says: ‘The real rich are those who spend their money’. Well… I was a billionaire”, dropped cash Damien Sargue. For her part, Cécilia Cara was much more measured: “I bought myself a Clio… used”. Next March, the two artists will continue to sing their flagship title on stage, in France, during the tour The musicals: the concert. “There will be all the great hits that people love, from Notre-Dame de Paris to Starmania, including the Ten Commandments and The Sun King”explained Cécilia Cara, before Damien Sargue clarified: “On stage, we sing in duets, trios, quartets: it’s surprising”. A show that has it all.