Warning: limited number of places!
Bookings for this workshop will open on March 17.
Based on various experiences led – among other contributing organizations – by the Florence Lavaud Company, this roundtable will focus on highlighting the benefits of an intercultural creation process, here in the context of a theatrical work aimed at young audiences. Designed as a space for exchange and collaboration, this session will invite participants to share their views and experiences on these border areas that make co-creation possible by transcending differences.
Production Credits
• Moderator: Dominique Paquet, author and philosopher
• Florence Lavaud, stage director, artistic director of the Company and the Venue
• Thierry Oueda, director of the Théâtre Soleil in Ouagadougou
• Alice Rende, Brazilian circus performer-contortionist
• Alain Moreau, actor, set designer, puppeteer, author, stage director
• Thanks to François Fogel for his help.
About the Artists
Playwright and director, Florence Lavaud is the artistic director of her theatre company and Le Lieu in Dordogne. Since the founding of her company in 1989, she has focused on creating a theatre opened for all audiences, including childhood and youth. Her works, centered on themes such as childhood and difference, invite to reflect on our shared humanity. Alongside writing visual theatre, Florence Lavaud has commissioned over 20 writers, both French and from abroad. For her, these collaborations are opportunities to open her theatre to diverse forms, words, and perspectives. Her productions, such as Esquisse, Journal d’un monstre, Une Belle, une Bête, and Un Petit Chaperon Rouge, have been presented internationally (over 2700 performances). At Le Lieu, she has created a space for artistic creation dedicated to childhood and youth, fostering both national and transnational collaborations.
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TARGET AGE GROUP
18+ -
AGE CLASSIFICATION
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REASON FOR CLASSIFICATION
- Professional Content
- Aimed Towards Adults
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NAME
Petite Salle - Théâtre Joliette -
LOCATION
Théâtre Joliette -
MAP LINK
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ACCESSIBILITY INFO
535 / 5 000 Spectators with Reduced Mobility The main auditorium and the small auditorium are accessible to people with reduced mobility via an elevator. The Theater Bar and the Contemporary Theater Library are also accessible to all. An elevator located on Boulevard de Dunkerque provides easy access to Place Henri Verneuil from the Euroméditerranée Gantès tram stop. Spectators with Hearing Impairments The main auditorium and the small auditorium are equipped with a hearing loop for the hearing impaired.
- Not Applicable
- Uses Sign Language