In “Louise,” Charlotte Filou brings to life the unyielding spirit of Louise Michel, a revolutionary, poet, and educator. Through an engaging performance, the piece highlights contemporary issues like social justice, emancipation, and the equality of humans and animals. This dynamic show—neither a biopic nor a static tribute—calls for rebellion and action, especially among younger audiences. Charlotte Filou, along with José Lillo, combines theatrical performance with music in a collaborative production. It is a powerful and committed theatrical work.

In French.

Two comedic actors take on the challenge of performing “Romeo and Juliet” alone on stage after a series of calamities. With humor, energy, and love, they explore the relevance of theater and love in a world in turmoil. This poignant and dynamic performance turns chaos into poetry and is produced by La Baraque Liberté, a company known for forging an intimate connection between the audience and the artists.

In French.

Adapted from Fabcaro’s comic, “Zaï zaï zaï zaï” is a live radio play that is both witty and sharp. It tells the story of a man who becomes public enemy number one after forgetting his loyalty card at the supermarket. This performance cleverly examines collective behavior, security overreach, and media influence, blending social satire with light-heartedness to invite laughter and thought. Presented by Théâtre de l’Argument, it features inventive direction by Paul Moulin and precise sound design by Christophe Danvin, with a diverse cast including the voice talent of Serge Biavan.

In French.