13 – 17 April

C’est Déjà Demain 15

C’est déjà demain.15 gathers the most adventurous young creators from the French-speaking scene, presenting five short-scale works conceived as maquettes and creative essays. The programme foregrounds experimental approaches to dramaturgy, performance and staging, highlighting new voices such as Celia Hofmann, Domenico Doronzo, Elsa Provensal, Louis Rebetez and Côme Veber. Intimate, provisional and exploratory, the festival offers encounters with emerging practices and risk-taking processes that challenge form and expectation.

In French.

Chemin de la Gravière 10,
1227 Les Acacias
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Photo Credit: DR

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