Wednesday 12 February at 8.00 pm
Boris Charmatz and Emmanuelle Huynh will be presenting étrangler le temps at La FabricA as part of the 47th edition of the Les Hivernales festival. In a subtle revisiting of Odile Duboc's languorous duet, the two choreographers pay a vibrant tribute to contemporary dance in a score that is stretched and imbued with emotion.
Monday 6 January 2025
« May the words be transparent and allow us to see the open windows. »
Mahmoud Darwich 1941-2008, The Owl’s Night, 1975, translated from Arabic (Palestine) by Atenao
Tiago Rodrigues and the entire team of Festival d’Avignon wish you a very happy year 2025.
Visit us from 5 to 26 July 2025, for the 79th edition of the Festival d’Avignon!
January 20nd 2025
The technical jobs for the 79th edition are now open to applications, via a form on our website.
We're looking for general, stage, lighting, sound, audiovisual and signage managers, as well as technicians in various fields, stagehands, and wardrobe supervisors and dressers.
January 20nd 2025
Applications for 2025 will open on Saturday 1 March at 10am and will be submitted exclusively via an online form.
FROM 5 TO 26 JULY 2025
Join us from 5 to 26 July 2025 for the 79th edition of the Festival d'Avignon!
Announced today from La FabricA, at the curtain-raiser for the Curiosité(s) of Avignon, Terre de Culture 2025, the 2025 editions of the Festival d'Avignon and the festival off d'Avignon will, for the first time in almost 25 years, be aligned on the same dates.
Monday 15 July 2024
➡️ The collaborating artist will be choreographer Marlene Monteiro Freitas, who will open the Cour d'honneur of the Palais des papes in July 2025.
➡️ Arabic will be featured as a guest language.
➡️ The Pièce commune - Volksstück project, in partnership with the Wiener Festwochen, will be directed by Milo Rau. The show will be touring the communes of Avignon and the surrounding area.
➡️ Gwenaël Morin will be continuing his project Démonter les remparts pour finir le pont in conjunction with the region. Following on from Le Songe and Quichotte, he will be presenting a new play linked to the guest language.
What if I don't understand anything? Will I feel like I belong? Am I dressed correctly?
Faced with these questions that we have all asked ourselves, the Festival works to make theatre accessible to all. The "Fisrt time" project was born out of the desire to answer these questions, to respond to a desire to feel at home or to make coming to a performance more comfortable.
Because images, sound and digital technology can whet the appetite for live performances, the Festival develops media education projects. Throughout the year, and then in immersion in July, hundreds of young people appropriate the codes of the new media formats to make their voices and those of others heard.
The Festival d'Avignon offers practical workshops designed for as many people as possible, inviting the public to get into action : introductory modules to the world of the performing arts or to reinforce an artistic and cultural education programme.
