Nasthasia Faure
After studying music at the AICOM International School of Music in Paris, Nasthasia attended the prestigious L'Alta professional music school, where she composed her first songs, including an album for "Freddy in the Sky."
In 2010, she established her group Why Not Chérie and later formed Norway, which thrived from 2015 to 2018. Upon moving to Hong Kong in 2018, she founded her own music school, organized concerts, and staged shows and musical comedies.
A multifaceted artist, Nasthasia has collaborated with the Hong Kong Theatre Association, composing all the songs for the acclaimed musical "Peter Pan and the Child of Oblivion," directed by Aliénor Delefaux and performed at the Avignon Festival in 2021.
She also composed and directed the musicals "Il Jouait Du Piano Debout" and "Panique au Pôle Nord."
In 2023, she co-wrote and directed the children's musical "Oups, j'ai fait disparaître les parents," in collaboration with Swiss author Karine Yoakim Pasquier.
Currently, she is creating a new musical titled "Wait," further showcasing her talent and dedication to the performing arts.