Silence of the choir

As part of our intercultural reflection and action workshops, we invite you to discover the play Silence of the choir. Number of places limited to 15.

A powerful work on exile, welcoming and meeting others.

"On stage, a group of men and women, from elsewhere, tell us about exile, waiting and hope for a new life. 
Through their stories, their gestures and their silences, the show shows the experiences of those who have left their country and find themselves confronted with a new environment, a new language and a new society. Between theater, music and movement, The Silence of the Choir explores with strength and sensitivity questions of identity, uprooting, belonging and solidarity. 
A creation that questions our view of others and the way in which a society welcomes those who arrive on its territory.
The show thus invites us to reflect on the intercultural encounter, on visible and invisible borders and on the place we give to people in situations of exile."


Meet on Wednesday September 30 at 7 p.m. at the entrance to the Jean Vilar Theater to receive your place.
An email will be sent to you to confirm your registration.
Author: Mohamed Mbougar Sarr - Director: Marie-Aurore d'Awans
Duration: ± 2h35 - intermission included