LOOKING AHEAD TO SEASON 25/26!

Grounded projects, rooted in place

The art residency at the Suresnes Conservatoire lead to a fertile crossover between dance, music, theatre and visual arts: conference, masterclasses blending dance and music, workshops with theater students, photographic project at the art school, workshops with people with disabilities, as well as with middle school students in artistic amenaged timetable.

As part of the national “Ten Months of School and Opera” initiative by the Opéra de Paris, a year-long project brought together three school classes, including students with additional learning needs, alongside teachers, artists, and the Théâtre de Suresnes. The process culminated in a filmed performance at the Cité de l’Architecture and a stage presentation at the Opéra Bastille.

Special thanks to our wonderful collaborators: photographer Patrick Berger, composer Nicolas Deutsch, dramaturg Véronique Sternberg, and dancers Eva Assayas, Maussane Lerer and Corinne Chachay.

Spreading gestures and stories

In Cachan, dance artist Shaula Cambazzu led “Vivant,” a dance and film project with two high school classes, ending in a screening of the students’ work at a local cinema.

In Eaubonne, a class presented its choreography during the town’s arts festival, in partnership with our longtime ally L’Orange Bleue*.

In Creil, a series of workshops led by Alex Blondeau, Emilio Urbina, and Shaula Cambazzu brought together a wide range of participants, including high school and conservatory students, women seeking asylum, survivors of violence, and in cancer remission.

Each project opened up a shared space where movement, stories, and voices could meet and grow.