Born in Quebec, Canada, as the 14th child to a very musical family, Céline Dion started singing in public at the age of 5. Manager René Angelil discovered the one in a million voice that this little girl possessed and helped her transition from local popularity to international stardom. Her fame was initially confined to French-speaking countries, but once she mastered English, her talents had no borders.
Her impressive music catalogue includes classics like Beauty and the Beast, The Power of Love, and Because You Loved Me. However, it was the Titanic anthem My Heart Will Go On that shot her into the stratosphere.
She furthered her career by performing the longest running and most successful residency in Las Vegas, in a theater built especially for her.
Her career came to a screeching halt in 2020, when she announced that she was suffering from a debilitating and incurable disease “Stiff-Person Syndrome“, which only affects one in a million people.
Not until 2026 did she make a come back to public life through a triumphant series of shows in Paris.
Robert will take the audience on a journey through Céline’s fantastic career, highlighting her ups and downs, illustrated by music and interviews with Celine.
