The festival will open on Friday, November 13, with the comedy "Oscar" by Claude Magnier, performed by the company Théâtre d’Astromela de Berre. The play follows the misadventures of Bertrand Barnier, caught in a series of misunderstandings and twists.
Saturday, November 14, is dedicated to Women, aiming to raise public awareness about women's rights and the challenges they still face. At 2 PM, the troupe Atelier Virgule d’Allauch will present "A plates coutures !" by Carole Thibaut, inspired by the struggle of women textile workers at Lejaby. At 5 PM, the Troupe La Bafouille de France de Salon will perform "Mamans" by Audrey Peloufette, a play exploring the role of mothers in modern society. The evening continues at 8 PM with "Trois femmes," a vaudeville by Catherine Anne, presented by the company Mimethis et Catharsis d’Aix, addressing mother-daughter relationships.
On Sunday, November 15, the Troupe de la Fontaine will take center stage. At 2:30 PM, the children's musical comedy "Le grimoire magique" by Catherine Ruiz, suitable for ages 2 and up, will be performed. At 4:30 PM, a snack will be offered to children. The play "La nuit étoilée," a creation by Sara Pignatel and performed by the Adolescents group, will be presented at 4:30 PM. The day concludes at 7 PM with "Projection privée," a vaudeville by Rémi De Vos, performed by the company Les Veillantes de Trets, a sharp satire of contemporary couples.
