A team

The Festival d'Avignon is a non-profit organisation governed by the 1901 law, and subsidized by the French government (Ministry of Culture), the City of Avignon, the Greater Avignon Urban Community, the Department of Vaucluse, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Region.

On April 20, 2020, its board includes the following members: President Françoise Nyssen; Vice-President Cécile Helle, mayor of Avignon; Secretary Christiane Bourbonnaud, former assistant director of the Festival d'Avignon and of the ISTS; Treasurer Claude Morel, vice-president delegate of live performances in the Communauté d'agglomération du Grand Avignon ;

The following full members: Violaine Demaret, préfète de Vaucluse ; Christopher Miles, Director General of Artistic Creation at the Ministry of Culture ; Bénédicte Lefeuvre, Regional Director of Cultural Affairs of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur ; Michel Bissière, Regional Advisor of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur ; Elisabeth Amoros, Vice-President of the Vaucluse County Council ; Claude Nahoum, deputy mayor delegated of education culture and solidarity.

And the following qualified personalities: Laure Adler, journalist ; Emmanuel Ethis, sociologist, university professor, Rector of the Academy of Rennes ; Alain Timár, Director of the Théâtre des Halles ; Laetitia Mazzoleni, director of Agence de Fabrication Perpétuelle and Théâtre Transversal, Bernadette Rey Flaud Alphandéry, president of the Amis du théâtre populaire (ATP) d'Avignon

Employee representative at the Avignon Festival: Camille Gillet.

The Festival d'Avignon employs about 30 people year-round, and about 750 to 800 people in July, including more than 360 performing arts temporary workers. In order to bring you this edition, over 1,750 people, artists, technicians, and organisational staff, have worked tireless and enthusiastically for months.

Tiago Rodrigues, Director
Pierre Gendronneau, Deputy Director
Véronique Matignon, Executive assistant

Administration

Eve Lombart, Director of Administration
Amandine Grammond, Chief Accountant
Amandine Raynal, Human Resources
Maéva Perrot, Payroll Manager
Lauren Laffargue, Administrative Manager
Bernard Valette, IT manager
Samia Guillaume, Administrative Assistant 
Antoinette Agbossou, Cleaning Technician

Ticket office

Mélanie Corneille, spectators service general coordinator  

Communication and Public relations

Virginie de Crozé, Director of Communication and Public Relations
Camille Gillet Print and Digital Media Manager
Hélène Lopes, Public Relations Manager
Margot Sibel, Information and Media partnerships Manager
Camille Cousy, Public Relations
Frédéric Bosser, Seconded Teacher for Educational Activities

Sponsorship

Cécile Asmar, Fundraising and Partnership Manager

Production

Anne-Mathilde Di Tomaso, Director of Production
Djamila Boutin, Logistics Manager
Clara Moulin-Tyrode, Production Manager
Léa Dony, Production and Booking Manager

Programming

Magda Bizarro and Géraldine Chaillou, co-Directors of Artistic Programme 
Canelle Breymayer, Collaborator of Artistic Programme

Technique

Michaël Petit, Technical Director
Philippe Roussel  Deputy Technical Manager
Marion Costenoble, Technical administrative Manager
Nicolas Villenave, Technical Manager in charge of La FabricA project
Xavier Rhame, Stage Manager
Stéphane Veysset, Stage Manager
Daniel Pires, Stage Manager
Noui Meliouh, La FabricA Caretaker

The Festival d'Avignon employs 33 people year-round, and more than 700 people in July, including approximately 300 performing arts temporary workers. Each edition, over 1,500 people, artists, technicians, and organisational staff, work tireless and enthusiastically for months.

As part of its global policy of accessibility to all audiences, the Festival d'Avignon is careful to integrate all diversities within its teams.  All applications are welcome, regardless of age, gender, social or ethnic origin, sexual orientation or disability. For the integration of people with disabilities, we are working on possible adaptations of the positions to be filled - within the limits of the applicable rules for the safety of people: do not hesitate to contact us to tell us about your situation.

Applications for seasonal jobs for the 77th edition are closed as of 23 March 2023. We thank you for your interest in the Festival d'Avignon.