Set off on a gentle journey through slipping, changing time with storyteller Deirdre Foster. Through heartbeat-paced tales, children follow moments that connect past and present, listening to sounds, imagining movements and sensing small transformations. The performance uses lyrical language and vivid images to awaken curiosity and imagination, inviting youngsters to feel time as rhythm and story.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Directed by Brigitte Rosset, this intimate comedy follows Lucie, a celebrated playwright trapped by silence, and Thomas, her eccentric new neighbour whose clumsy misadventures rekindle her imagination. Performed by Mauro Bellucci and Camille Figuereo, the staging plays with the boundaries between fiction and reality, mixing subtle humour, melancholic moments and theatrical invention. The production honours the original text by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de La Patellière.
In French.
Choreographed by Olga de Soto, this intimate solo examines Kurt Jooss’s La Table verte through memory, political legacy and the choreographer’s questioning. On a bare stage, de Soto is accompanied by projected archival images and videos, narrating her research and creative process. The piece traces before-and-after echoes of the original ballet, combining investigative reflection with poetic movement. Co-created with Arta Sperto and Dance First Think Later, the work unfolds as a rigorous yet lyrical inquiry into art, history and witness.
In French.
La Clique is a creative residency presenting four emerging stand-up artists whose distinct voices and comic styles interact in a tightly staged showcase. The season brings ensemble work, solo turns and improvised exchanges, mixing sharp observation, absurdist sketches and personal storytelling. The atmosphere is intimate, unpredictable and collaborative, highlighting the dynamics between performers and audience while exploring contemporary humour in multiple registers.
In French.
Blending choral singing with the refined austerity of nō theatre, this performance follows a man on an inner journey through solitude and the longing for unity. The presence of Masato Matsuura lends the staging a striking ritual intensity, while the voices of the Aedes ensemble open a wide musical landscape. Schubert, Tormis, Seppar, Dumont, Schnittke and Hersant weave together a score of contrasts, from lyric grace to tension and transcendence.
French Subtitles. Kids ages 12 and up
FURTHER AFIELD
An award-winning comedy by Wole Soyinka, this staging follows Sidi, the village ‘jewel’, as she becomes the centre of a satirical clash between tradition and modernity. Director Yvette Stevens shapes a vibrant production that blends storytelling, music and dance, yoking sharp humour to ritual and spectacle. The opposing suitors—Lakunle, a westernised schoolteacher, and the wily chief Baroka—embody cultural tensions that the ensemble explores through lively choreography and precise comic timing.
In English.
An afternoon of live music and easygoing celebration transforms the room into a dance floor. Whether arriving alone or as a couple, audiences are invited into a warm, convivial atmosphere where movement and music meet in an informal setting. The experience is light, social, and welcoming, with the energy of a shared dance gathering and the pleasure of music played live.
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