As part of the “Journées d’Irlande” week (15-21 April), the European Parliamentary Association is offering an evening celebrating the genius of Samuel Beckett. The Gare St-Lazare Players will be presenting Beckett’s Molloy on Wednesday 17 April.
It’s an open invitation, and admission is free; but book quickly, places are limited.
See the leaflet for more information.
Americans in Alsace are planning a big theatrical production at the end of November, and are inviting all teenagers who are interested in taking part to attend two workshops. See below:
Americans In Alsace is offering Free Fun Anglophone Theater Workshops for Youths (ages 12-18).
Do you sing, act, or dance? The workshop is open to all Anglophone teenagers interested in Theater/Music/Dance. Continue reading →
Click on the poster on the left for all the details!
In 2011, the ESC organised a spectacular May Ball in the tradition of the Cambridge University Colleges.The post-event reaction from those attending was “Do it again!” The organisers resisted the temptation in 2012 (having too much of a good thing!), but here it is again.
The ESC May Ball will take place at the Château de l’Île, in Ostwald, on 17 May 2013.
See the full event listing for more information
Coming soon to Strasbourg’s Le Maillon theatre is a play in English by Australian company Back-to-Back Theatre. Their production of Ganesh versus the Third Reich made the Guardian’s “Best theatre of 2012” list.
There are just two performances, on 4 and 5 April. Special rates are offered to Tagora members. Continue reading →
War, unfortunately, is always with us, but on this occasion it’s a welcome return to hostilities.
To mark the centenary of the First World War, the musical Oh, What a Lovely War! is being revived in the theatre where it was first staged – the Theatre Royal Stratford East, situated within a short sprinting distance of London’s new Olympic Park.
Bookings are already open for this production, scheduled to run from 1 February to 15 March 2014. (Yes, that’s 2014, so plenty of time to plan ahead.) Continue reading →