Tag: Avignon
“Mothers, A Song of Wartime”, a work based on testimonies of Ukrainian exiles in Avignon
At the end of the Avignon festival, Ukrainian refugees are on the front of the stage with a reading of Mothers, A Song of Wartime, in French “Mothers, song of…
Avignon Festival: discovering new authors
The Festival d’Avignon is the official program on the one hand but also the Off, companies that perform on their own initiative. This year, the program of In brings together…
Avignon Festival: the language of Shakespeare in the spotlight
Honored by the Festival d’Avignon this year, English could not escape a staging by the most famous of its authors, William Shakespeare. In “Le Songe”, adaptation of “A Midsummer Night’s…
Avignon Festival: migration issues on trial
Patricia Allio wants to be attentive to minorities and focuses her work on a critical thought of the world. In “Dispak Dispac’h”, she sets up an agora in which the…
Avignon Festival: “Good waves”, RFI’s radio workshop for young people
Going to meet the artists of the Festival d’Avignon and learning the basics of the job of journalist with children from sensitive neighborhoods: this is the “Good waves” bet. For…
Émilie Monnet presents “Marguerite: le feu” at the Avignon Festival
The Festival d’Avignon opens its doors wide to artists from all over the world. milie monnet is one of the aboriginal peoples of canada. With her play “Marguerite: le feu”…
Avignon Festival, Jean Vilar told by his correspondence
An emblematic figure in the world of culture, Jean Vilar maintained a correspondence with many artistic and intellectual personalities. In “Jean Vilar, an epistolary biography”, Violaine Vielmas unveils and highlights…
Avignon Festival: “La Saga de Molière” a jubilant play that pays tribute to the theater
It is at the Théâtre des Carmes, one of the permanent venues in Avignon and a mainstay of the Off programme, that a joyous comedy takes place in the evening.…
Avignon Festival: “Shared landscapes”, a breath of fresh air in the countryside
The Festival d’Avignon invites the public for an afternoon in the countryside. shared landscapes, these are seven rooms in nature, between pine forests and vineyards in Pujaut, a few kilometers…
Avignon: “After the storm”, the jubilant dance of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker facing the apocalypse
“Imagining another future is an important act. World famous, the Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker does not give up in the face of climate catastrophe. In her pieces, she…