The Holocaust on Stage La Shoah au théâtre
A study day on how theatre, since 1945, has staged the Holocaust and its memory, through talks by researchers.
A study day on how theatre, since 1945, has staged the Holocaust and its memory, through talks by researchers.
Édouard Pennes and Julien Cattiaux pay tribute to Django Reinhardt as a duo, for an intimate encounter around gypsy swing. For all those who love the virtuosity and emotion of gypsy jazz.
The festival brings together amateur artists from around the world — doctors, business leaders, lawyers and researchers — who perform in concert like professionals.
A French jazz duo, made up of saxophonist Baptiste Poulin and pianist Xavier Belin, exploring interaction, listening and creativity between two musicians in tune with each other.
An outdoor sketching workshop to draw from life across Paris: everyday scenes, architecture, light and the movement of passers-by, sketchbook in hand.
Juliette Delas celebrates the release of her second EP "Retrouver les trésors" (Rediscovering the Treasures) with her trio, blending jazz, folk, song and improvisation.
After the guided tour of the exhibition Simone Veil. My sisters and I, a workshop where adults learn letter writing and children illustrate a comic strip of an episode in the life of the Jacob family. For families, children aged 10 and up.
Double bassist Cyril Drapé presents his personal project, surrounded by musicians well known on the jazz scene. Music inspired by the New York scene, with plenty of room left for improvisation.
Morphing, a trio led by Antonin Leymarie, offers a dancefloor for children blending world music, groove and playful samples. A concert to share as a family, ages 3 and up.
Modern jazz: Belgian drummer and composer Antoine Pierre brings together three musicians from the Paris scene for an evening where standards and original compositions interweave.
Meet volunteers from SOS MÉDITERRANÉE to learn about their sea rescue missions, followed by a discussion with the audience, as part of the closing of the exhibition Couloirs irréguliers (Irregular Corridors).
Mentalist Gabriel Werlen explores the mysteries of chance, intuition and luck through sensory, funny and unsettling experiments, and invites us to shift our perception of reality.
Paradis settles for three days and three nights on a hill to shout out the anger of women who refuse to live in fear in public spaces and to walk together against this violence. Four characters, four voices move through this story.
Flöcön, a gentle and sparkling musical awakening for the very young: colorful voices, chirps and sound objects to amaze little ears. From 2 months to 3 years.
A workshop and a tour for families, ages 10 and up, to discover the story of Jewish children in France under the Occupation through film excerpts. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.
Gautier Garrigue brings together a top-flight cast for a new repertoire of compositions in several chapters on the theme of the universe: a celestial jazz, abundant and spellbinding.
A samba concert in a circle, where musicians and audience sing French and Brazilian classics together, in a friendly, shared atmosphere.
A drawn concert in which the Claude Trio blends jazz and storytelling while watercolorist Sophie Bataille draws live the story of Claude, a little heroine who overcomes her fears. A 45-minute show for young audiences, ages 7 and up.
Third edition of the international performing arts festival at the Wallonia-Brussels Centre, a performance marathon bringing together around fifty artists from Brussels, Wallonia and about ten countries.
Jazz concert with trumpeter Alexandra Ridout, born in the United Kingdom and based in Harlem, who presents her compositions with her quartet. For an adult audience of jazz fans.
David Stone, magician and showman, presents a funny and energetic magic show at the Double Fond. Not recommended for children under 10.
A humorous theater show about sexual assault, performed by the Compagnie Le Rire d'Ariane. Recommended for ages 16 and up.
A Música Popular Brasileira concert carried by the voice of Sara Miette, accompanied on piano by Edouard Ravelomantsoa, in an intimate jazz club in the Marais.
A brisk walk with cultural stops in the museums of the City of Paris, including short muscle-strengthening exercises suitable for everyone. From age 14.
A community-minded swap market where people exchange items in good condition using a points system, in a spirit of friendliness, reuse and encounters between neighbourhood residents and visitors.
Saxophonist and composer Hillai Govreen presents her contemporary jazz quartet, balancing structure and freedom, rooted in the New York scene.
A friendly family get-together: a show by artists in residence, followed by a parent-child circus and magic workshop, with a wooden games area and food on offer.
Discover the battles of a lifetime: hunting down Nazis, delivering justice, writing the history of persecution and helping to build the memory of the Holocaust.
An afternoon for the whole family to discover the arts and cultures of the First Nations of the American Northwest: storytelling, creative workshops and a collaborative mural, from age 3.
Solène Cairoli, in residence at 38Riv, brings together a trio to explore the repertoire of the legendary Django Reinhardt: double bass, saxophone and accordion. A moment of gypsy jazz for enthusiasts.
Concert of Gabriel Fauré's Requiem and works by Massenet, performed by the CLASSIK Ensemble Orchestra and the Tempestuoso Choir, with Yin Le Seignoux (soprano) and Jean-Charles Dunand (baritone and conductor).
Solo piano concert by Carlos Intrieri Ricci, an Argentine pianist and harpsichordist living in France, with a programme blending classical music, baroque music and film music.
A clarinet-saxophone and seven-string guitar duo explores the links between jazz and Brazilian choro, in an intimate performance blending improvisation and tradition.
A contemporary jazz concert blending revisited traditional Guadeloupean rhythms with improvisation, led by drummer Dylan Choisi and his trio. An evening for fans of jazz and improvised music.
For Halloween, the game of Werewolf becomes a life-size murder party: 24 costumed players, led by actors in the vaulted cellars of Île Saint-Louis, must unmask the traitors before the final judgment.
After the guided tour of the exhibition Simone Veil. My sisters and I, a workshop where adults learn letter writing and children illustrate a comic strip of an episode in the life of the Jacob family. For families, children aged 10 and up.
The Nina Gat Trio offers intimate contemporary jazz, blending original compositions, pop, ambient and folk, for an experience of bewitching gentleness.
A film concert for young audiences following in the footsteps of Georges Méliès, cinema pioneer and illusionist, where music and images bring his fantastical worlds back to life. To discover as a family, ages 4 and up.
A jazz trio — piano, double bass, drums — brought together by a long-standing friendship, blending original compositions and reworked standards in the great tradition of jazz trios.
A bilingual musical reading (English and French) about Mary Lou Williams, jazz pianist and composer, followed by listening to some of her pieces and a time for discussion. For the whole family, ages 7 and up.
A workshop and a tour for families, ages 10 and up, to discover the story of Jewish children in France under the Occupation through film excerpts. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.
As part of the "Tout savoir sur" (Everything You Need to Know About) lecture series, the Bibliothèque publique d'information is holding a discussion on the death business: end of life, funerals, insurance, cemeteries and inheritance.
A two-part show and discussion: the stage adaptation of the testimony "Papa, viens me chercher !" (Dad, Come and Get Me!), followed by an exchange with the audience and the association Meduz about child prostitution in France.
Camille Bertault, winner of the 2023 Victoire du jazz award for vocals, presents a quintet repertoire blending song, improvisation, spoken word and Brazilian influences, mixing tracks from her albums with unreleased material.
In her solo, Irish dancer Emily Terndrup blends intimate confession with a reflection on the life of a woman dancer: to create or to procreate? With the help of Dr. Frankenstein, she analyses the condition of the artist-mother with sincerity and self-deprecation.
Louise&Dexter get jazz and classical music talking to each other on a single piano, four hands, for a family concert. A musical show suitable for ages 7 and up.
The Bath Abbey Choir, made up of 20 boys and 12 adults, performs a concert of sacred choral music under the direction of Huw Williams.
Cipher, a new Norwegian jazz quartet, presents its first self-titled album: a coded musical language, the fruit of a unique chemistry between four voices from the Scandinavian scene.
Gaëtan Bloom, a world-renowned magician, presents a funny and inventive magic show at the Double Fond, praised for its subtlety and humour.
A cinema show to make the whole family shiver: devils, ghosts and witches from painted images and the earliest silent films mingle with the magic lantern, followed by a snack. Ages 6 to 120.
A jazz cabaret afternoon on a Halloween theme, with dark and mischievous standards sung by Melissa Lesnie, accompanied on piano and theremin. For adults and older children curious about a mysterious atmosphere.
A discovery concert in which the songs and instruments of the Jewish and Muslim traditions of the Maghreb celebrate the bride, carried by two voices, an oud and percussion.
A contemporary jazz concert by violinist Dominic Ingham, joined by a quartet of musicians from the Paris scene, featuring original compositions and arrangements.
Documentary by Ruth Zylberman about the Camondo family, Sephardic Jewish collectors who settled in Paris in 1870, whose last descendants were murdered at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Screening in the presence of the director, in conversation with historian Jean-Marc Dreyfus.
The Hispanic Trio, led by guitarist and singer Romain Vuillemin, blends gypsy jazz and Hispanic repertoire, with piano and double bass. An intimate concert for fans of jazz and Latin music.
Classical guitar concert by the Italian guitarist Enrico Damiano Vallone, a winner of international competitions, as part of his work as a soloist.
Premiere of Esther Hoffenberg's documentary, which traces the history of her maternal family in Silesia through three generations of women. In the presence of the director, ages 16 and up.
ZAMAKAN, a duo made up of Baptiste Ferrandis on guitar and Abdallah Abozerky on saz, explores a new path between jazz and Middle Eastern music, built on improvisation, daring and virtuosity.
Véra Campos, a young drummer with a degree, forms a trio with piano and double bass for poetic, imaginative music inspired by Brad Mehldau and Milton Nascimento.
A lecture on the contemporary reception of the Avicennian theory of prophecy in the work of the Pakistani thinker Fazlur Rahman, as part of the Falsafa events at the IMA.