WeekSpots
An Afro-Caribbean night at L'Oasis Bobigny, with a showcase by Noelia, DJ K-LIMIX and dancehall, bouyon, shatta, raboday, gouyad and afro music. Dress code Badd & Baddies.
A film-concert for young audiences: the company Anaya performs live music to accompany the animated film "Ailleurs" (Elsewhere), the wordless tale of a journey of initiation. Ages 7 and up.
An immersive show by Compagnie Shōnen: performers who are dancers, musicians and artists, with varying degrees of visual impairment, invite spectators to wander alongside them while exploring touch and sound.
Rita and Alma, two friends who have lost their grandmothers, invoke their memories and bring back to life tales of chimera-women. A play about grief and memory, for ages 8 and up.
Charity party in aid of the Tekno Parade, with a big sound and an extraordinary stage design. An electronic music event for an adult audience.
Visual concert by the French-Lebanese-Algerian trio Love and Revenge, a tribute to Oum Kalthoum blending Middle Eastern music, electro orchestrations and video projections. Closing the Noisy-le-Sec Franco-Arab Film Festival.
A hybrid, optimistic stage piece for three performers that explores our relationship with the land in the age of global warming, through two farmers who are complete opposites.
An aerial circus show created by three Chilean artists, exploring connection and belonging around aerial straps. Ages 8 and up.
A contemporary, "pop" staging of Romeo and Juliet, blending theatre, dance, video and live music, performed by a young company that is mostly female.
A group of storytellers invites you to take a seat around their table for a moment of stories and imagination, ages 10 and up.
Pizza delivery girls offer a menu, deliver the chosen pizza and season it with a well-articulated tongue twister. Each box contains a mini puppet show: object theatre, glove puppet, paper theatre or shadow theatre.
A hip-hop ballet with many influences, inspired by the world of the painter Pierre Soulages, in which eight performers create moving pictures carried by light. Ages 10 and up.
Mélissa Laveaux sings in English, French and Haitian Creole, somewhere between blues, folk and Caribbean resonances. A concert where the boundaries between languages, cultures and generations fade away.