16 – 20 June

Sur les planches 2027

Sur les planches is a biennial creation by the school’s young performers, directed by Iria Diaz, Lou Golaz, Lola Gregori, Joël Hefti, Marie Probst, Lola Riccaboni and Jérôme Richer. The programme gathers short pieces conceived with the students, blending theatrical play, ensemble work and stagecraft. Janice Siegriest contributed artistic collaboration and props; Stéphane Charrier and Michel Guibentif created the lighting; Maria Muscalu designed costumes. The project emphasises learning through performance, shared presence and collective storytelling.

In French.

Chemin de la Gravière 10,
1227 Les Acacias
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Photo Credit: © Carole Parodi

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