Portraits des femmes sur terre

Caroline Nin
Parisl, France - Française
Caroline Nin is a classic femme fatale. 
Born in Paris, she made her debut in the late 80s at The Hollywood Savoy.
In the early 90s Nin moved to London where she was asked by Marc Almond to perform at his thriving Soho venue Freedom Theatre. 
The French Institute then chose her to promote French culture around Britain. She began to turn heads globally when Vidal Sassoon’s artistic director spotted her and engaged her to accompany his worldwide hairdressing conventions featuring musical and cabaret shows. This is also when she first entered into an intimate relationship with Edith Piaf, singing her own adaptation of La Vie en Rose. 
Thanks to the response of this worldwide tour, which also included a stint at New York’s Don’t Tell Mama on 43rd st, and of her admiring British fans, Nin delved even further into the tragic and joyful world of Edith Piaf. The show has been presented as far as the Sydney Opera House, the King’s Head Theatre in London, and the Royal Festival Hall. 
In 2001, Caroline moves back to Paris and has since been singing regularly at the Lido on the Champs Elysées and at the Sunside.
In 2002, Caroline set foot for the first time in Australia at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. 
She is invited back to Adelaide in 2003 and 2007 where additional shows register a sold-out two weeks season at the Sydney Opera.
In 2005, Nin receives the first prize at the Jazz Vocalists Festival of Crest which allows her to perform as support band to Peter Cincotti.
After another very succesfull season at the Sydney Opera House in June/July 2008, Nin returns to Australia for a national tour in 2009 and New Zealand for the Christchurch Cabaret Festival and does her debut in the Spiegeltent Auckland in 2009.
www.carolinenin.com
www.myspace.com/carolineninquartet
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