Flannan Obé, a talented French thespian, made his debut in the world of entertainment at the tender age of 14, commencing his training as a comedian at the prestigious Pantin Conservatory, a renowned institution that has nurtured the talents of many a performer.
Undeterred by the demands of his burgeoning career, Obé continued his studies at the Cours Florent, further honing his craft and developing his skills as a comedian.
However, his passion for the performing arts did not stop there. Simultaneously, Obé pursued a lyrical formation at the esteemed Rochelle Conservatory, where he honed his vocal talents and developed a deeper understanding of the art of singing.
As his training progressed, Obé's thirst for knowledge and his desire to master the intricacies of his craft led him to seek out additional education. He enrolled in courses at the 20th, 11th, and 6th arrondissements of Paris, where he delved deeper into the world of drama and further refined his skills as a performer.
And in recent years, Obé has taken his talents to new heights, enrolling in dance courses to expand his repertoire and broaden his range as a performer.
The illustrious performer has had the privilege of gracing the stage with a diverse array of theatrical repertoires, expertly navigating the complexities of tragedy as embodied by the works of Racine and Mishima, as well as the lighthearted wit and humor of boulevard comedy, drawing inspiration from the likes of Feydeau, Guitry, Labiche, and Courteline.
However, it is the unique fusion of theater and song that truly brings him joy, and as such, he frequently appears in opérette productions, effortlessly assuming various roles within the operas of Offenbach.
One of his most notable and enduring commitments has been his five-year tenure as Gaston in the esteemed trio Lucienne and the Boys, which has allowed him to share his talents with audiences in both the City of Light and the provinces.
The second creative endeavour of the renowned individual, Music-Hall, garnered the esteemed SPEDIDAM Prize in the year 2006 at the prestigious Molière Awards ceremony, a testament to the exceptional quality of their work.
Flannan, a talented thespian, has made numerous appearances in various film and television productions, showcasing their versatility and range as an actor. Some of their notable roles include appearances in movies such as the critically acclaimed "Monsieur Batignole" directed by the renowned Gérard Jugnot, as well as their portrayal of a character in the popular television series "Rastignac or the Ambitious".
Furthermore, Flannan has also had the opportunity to play the role of Jean Bern in the popular French television series "Avocats et Associés" on France 2, a testament to their enduring popularity and success in the world of entertainment.
In the year 2007, a significant career milestone was reached as he joined the esteemed Company of Brigands, embarking on a tour that would take him to various stages, where he would take on the role of a lifetime, performing in the iconic opérette, Arsène Lupin, Banker, penned by the renowned Marcel Lattès, with lyrics masterfully crafted by the talented Albert Willemetz.
This particular opérette, which first premiered on the stage in 1930, had a rich history, with the dashing young Jean Gabin originally taking on the role of Gontran, the trusted sidekick of the cunning Arsène Lupin. Now, in this new production, Flannan would be taking on the same role, bringing his own unique interpretation to the character, and undoubtedly captivating audiences with his impressive performance.
