Europe: From one century to the next
Abd al Malik, Amos Gitaï, Emmanuelle Béart, Valeria Golino, Charlotte Rampling...
Activitie(s)
- Performance
- Reading
Field(s)
- Dance
- Literature
- Music
- Theater
Partner(s)
Théâtre de la Ville – Paris
Académie de Paris
An evening of European literature fuelled by the enthusiasm of multiple generations.
Part of the Chantiers d’Europe programme 2019.
With Abd al Malik, Amos Gitaï, Emmanuelle Béart, Valérie Dashwood, Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, Valeria Golino, Rachel Khan, Panos Koutras, Fabrice Melquiot, Charlotte Rampling, Arman Méliès and 150 students from the Académie de Paris.
Infos
Rehearsals
From 1 to 18 April, 2019
In the schools and at the Théâtre de la Ville - Espace Cardin
Performance
18 April, 2019, 7pm
Grand Amphithéâtre de la Sorbonne
The youth of today will define the Europe of tomorrow. Thus, in the symbolic historical setting of the Sorbonne university—founded to champion learning, and the arts and sciences—150 youth aged 6-18 will read from literary works by European writers who marked the passage from one century to the next. Joining them in support of European values from far and wide, a host of prominent artists and entertainers will take part with readings of their own, interspersed between those of this younger generation.
Discover the programme for the evening.
The Académie de Paris and the Théâtre de la Ville are collaborating for an evening to celebrate European writers.
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1/13 - "La Vida Negra" read by Abd Al Malik
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2/13 - "Je suis Fassbinder" read by the students of Georges Sand's theater workshop
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3/13 - "L'artiste et son temps", speech of Sweden, read by Charlotte Rampling
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4/13 - "Celui qui dit oui, celui qui dit non", by the students of Verlaine middle school
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5/13 - "La confession d'un enfant du siècle" read by Léon Roiné Rivière, student of Molière high school
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6/13 - Sorbonne's grand amphitheater
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7/13 - "Celui qui dit oui, celui qui dit non", by the students of Verlaine middle school
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8/13 - "La possibilité qui disparaît face au paysage" read by Valeria Golino
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9/13 - "Eux" read by Abd Al Malik with the students from the section ambition and academic success- dance hip-hop high school Turgot
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10/13 - "Europe is Lost" by the students specialty dance from the high school Brassens
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11/13 - "Lettre aux parents" by the students of the middle school Max Dormoy
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12/13 - "Europe is Lost" by the students specialty dance from the high school Brassens
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13/13 Final
Crédits
EMMANUEL DEMARCY-MOTA CONCEPTION OF THE EVENING, CHOICE OF TEXTS & DRAMATURGY CHRISTOPHE LEMAIRE & JULIE PEIGNÉ ASSISTANTS DIRECTOR AND DRAMATURGY LAURENT PEJOUX & FRANÇOISE GOMEZ COORDINATION FOR THE ACADÉMIE DE PARIS SANDRA NEUVEUT COORDINATION FOR THE THÉÂTRE DE LA VILLE ABD AL MALIK, AMOS GITAÏ, EMMANUELLE BÉART, VALÉRIE DASHWOOD, EMMANUEL DEMARCY-MOTA, ISMAÏLA DIOP, VALERIA GOLINO, RACHEL KHAN, PANOS KOUTRAS, FABRICE MELQUIOT, CHARLOTTE RAMPLING READINGS ARMAN MÉLIÈS MUSIC WITH 150 YOUNGS FROM THE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOLS POISSONNIERS, APPLICATION BOURSAULT, FROM THE ELMENTARY SCHOOL JARDINET, FROM THE MIDDLE SCHOOLS MAX DORMOY, GEORGES SAND, VERLAINE, FROM THE HIGH SCHOOLS BRASSENS, CHARLEMAGNE, VICTOR HUGO, LAMARTINE, MOLIÈRE, CLAUDE MONET, MONTAIGNE & TURGOT CO-DIRECTED: Académie de Paris – Théâtre de la Ville-Paris SPECIAL THANKS: MARION STOUFFLET, DANIELLE DUMAS, JAURIS CASANOVA, SOPHY-CLAIR DAVID, SANDRA FAURE, FRANÇOIS LECLÈRE, PAUL NOUHAILLER, PASCAL VUILLEMOT & the middle schools Apollinaire, Doisneau, the high school Pierre Gilles de Gennes- encp, the parents learners of the device « OUVRIR L’ÉCOLE, AUX PARENTS POUR LA RÉUSSITE DES ENFANTS » of Kuss school for their active contribution to Chantiers d’Europe in Sorbonne.
