A new annual event, À la scène comme à la ville festively opens the stages and halls of the Théâtre National to citizens for a three-day participatory free-for-all. Featuring workshops, meetings, shows, performances, listening, etc. Amateurs and professionals of all ages, from all walks of life, come together to speak and make their voices heard.
To show and hear true or imagined stories that all have something to say about our world.
In partnership with La Pointe
A poetic disruption in an urban and commercial environment performance freely inspired by the Myth of Sisyphus.
A store where each piece of clothing tells its own story, where everyone can exchange a piece of clothing by telling their own.
A fashion show that questions fashion on a choreography by Ayelen Parolin.
Listen to the podcast created by five young girls from the IPPJ Saint-Servais. Twenty minutes of words, emotion, and freedom.
A participatory art project with a group of women experiencing homelessness or extreme poverty.
Round tables to seek together to define participatory living art.
Une traversée brings together the results of the participatory projects led by the associated artists Joëlle Sambi, Gaia Saitta and Guillaume & Clément Papachristou.
Thirteen young people who perform this play in a (very) free adaptation of Shakespeare's classic.
For a shared, hip-hop and festive closing!
