Reopening of Open Theater, a place dedicated to contemporary writings
Audio 29:00
Elemawusi Agbedjidji and Caroline Marcilhac © Cécile Lavolot / RFI
By: Pascal Paradou
31 min
After more than two years of work, Open Theater, dedicated to contemporary writings, is getting a makeover by moving into the former premises of Tarmac in the 20th arrondissement of Paris.
Publicity
On the occasion of this month of reopening at
Théâtre Ouvert,
four shows are created including the play by Togolese
Elemawusi Agbedjidji,
"Transe-maitre (s)
" which tells about the conditions of learning French during colonization with, in particular, the punishment of the Signal that we made wear to children who said to speak at school a language other than French.
Guests: Caroline Marcilhac
, director of
T
héâtre Ouvert
and
Elemawusi Agbedjidji,
author, actor and director.
To see and listen: the piece Transe-maître (s) in Ca va, ça va le monde!
And the column "Elsewhere" with
Israel Tsipahamba,
artistic director of
Tarmac des Auteurs
in Kinshasa.
He tells us about the ninth edition of the “
Ça se passe à Kin”
festival
.
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