Exile, dance and theater at the Parvis

They will be on stage at the Ateliers du Parvis next Friday. With "Trajectories, a Youth in Exile," a group of about ten young people will draw on their experiences to tell us about the journey of those forced to flee their country. "It's the restitution of an artistic workshop of storytelling and staging, in partnership with the Atrium association of the Foyer de Jeunes Travailleurs," explains Corine Mathou of the Mandragore company, which leads the group. Young exiles, some of whom arrived in France a few months ago, and former exiles who have gone through the same journey, transcend their journey with contemporary dance, documentary theater, and storytelling to stage their migrant journey. And not just any stage, because the Parvis is associated with the project to support them throughout the project, and lend them its Ateliers to present their work to the public. As they did with "Arise," the previous project. The evening will also contribute to the trajectory of these young people with a solidarity ticketing program that will give them a helping hand, whether it's to buy a computer or a scooter to get to work. And for those who can't make it, a catch-up session is available on June 26 at the Paroles d'Exils Festival with an outdoor version.