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Les billets s'envolent
La récession n'empêche toujours pas la vente massive de billets au Théâtre Capitole;
déjà, 12.500 billets se
sont envolés avant même l'avant-première,
ce soir, de Oba Oba.
Pierre O. Nadeau,
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Oba Oba:
la fièvre brésilienne
menace Québec!
Oba! Ce mot portugais signifie: yé! ou encore: youpi!
Une expression de joie, donc,
que la troupe brésilienne Oba Oba a dédoublée, à la mesure de l'enthousiasme qu'elle suscite régulièrement à travers le monde.
Marie Delagrave, Le Soleil, 1993 |
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UN SHOW QUI FAIT FUREUR
À TRAVERS LE MONDE!
OBA OBA: 2 heures
de pure magie
Paul-Henri Goulet, Le Journal de Montréal, 1993
OBA OBA
Brazilian musical revue
sizzles, dazzles
Pat Donnelly, The Gazzette, 1991 |
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A BOMBSHELL
OF A REVUE
You could overwork the S word
when it's adjective time. As in
sizzling, sumptuous, spicy, sexy,
saucy, steamy, sensual, splashy, spectacular, samba-soaked,
shameless, shimming,
suggestive, sultry...
Geoff Chapman, The Toronto Star, 1993
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Oba Oba heats a drab winter
It's party time!
Oba Oba is a you-had-to-be-there experience. Here is the tropical vacation people can no longer afford to go away for and seldom find when they get there...
Wilder Penfield III, Toronto Sun, 1990
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"Oba Oba has done more for Brazil than Crocodile Dundee
did for Australia. The show is a delicious blend of samba rhythms, beautiful women and muscular men, served up
on a colorful tropical platter.
If this is Paradise, stop the boat,
I want to get off!"
Deidre Kelly, Toronto Globe and Mail, 1990 |
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