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A free and committed voice, Souad Massi returns to the stage with a fiery new album, blending folk, rock and Arab-Andalusian heritage.
A funny and touching one-man show in which Jessé tells the story of his life like a roller coaster. A sincere show for teens and adults.
A grand journey through the American history of film music, bringing together some of the most illustrious Hollywood composers, from Korngold to John Williams, by way of James Horner and Hans Zimmer.
In a municipal swimming pool, a group of regulars shares rituals and solitudes; among them is Alice, a retired factory worker in the first stage of dementia, whom everyone looks after. A show about memory, forgetting and vulnerability, for ages 14 and up.
Storyteller Nicolas Bonneau and actor-musician Fanny Chériaux take on the great tale of The Call of the Wild: Buck the dog, dognapped and sold for the gold rush, returns to the wild. A show for ages 10 and up.
A show combining actors and puppets that takes the audience aboard the Nautilus, alongside the characters from Jules Verne's novel. Ages 8 and up.
Based on the novel by Émile Zola, a stage adaptation in two chapters that alternately gives voice to Lisa, devoted to her family and her business, and to Florent, driven by his ideals and rebellion.
Hofesh Shechter presents IN THE BRAIN, an immersive and electrifying creation that fuses rave and ritual for a unique collective experience, between trance and release.
The Bajour collective and the EMC revisit the myth of Faust with inventiveness and humour. A scientist meets the Devil and sets off in search of truth, between an exploration of the world and of hell.