FESTIVAL ÉMULATION

19/03/2019 24/03/2019
  • Location : Théâtre de Liège

It is already time for the eighth edition of Festival Émulation, a vital professional lever made available by young theatre performers from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. The windfall is also to be used for the public, who will be able to devote their interest and curiosity to the works of a rising generation, while vivifying its engagement with living art. A jury composed of international programmers will award the Prix Émulation, given out by the association des Amis du Théâtre de Liège.  A second jury composed of students from the Province de Liège secondary school will award the Coup de Coeur. Over a week, Théâtre de Liège will give the floor to young emerging artists and put seven of their creations on the stage, thus making them part of the programme.

 

 

Char d’assaut – Simon Thomas

({:}) imprononçable – Lorette Moreau

Quelques rêves oubliés – Camille Panza

Ashes to Ashes – Simon Wauters

Si c’était un spectacle – Birsen Gülsu

PARC – Collectif La Station

We should be dancing – Emilienne Flagothier

 

Avec le soutien du Club des Entreprises partenaires du Théâtre de Liège 

 

 

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