Saturday, July 25, 2026
interviews
Clément Huynh: An architect's perspective on the Pyrenees
Since his arrival in the Hautes-Pyrénées, the small-format paintings he creates—such as those exhibited at Le Parvis—offer us a perspective on our mountains that is both fresh and endearing.
Monday, April 6, 2026
news
Shows to see right now in Paris
A musical, an opera, classical and contemporary theatre. Four shows to mark spring for those who live near Paris, and for those taking advantage of the holidays to visit Parisian stages.
Sunday, March 15, 2026
we saw
Collectif Petit Travers
Quatuor Debussy
When the musicians of the Debussy Quartet meet the jugglers of the Petit Travers Collective, it is not simply a matter of juggling to music.
Friday, March 13, 2026
![<q>Without sequel [A touch of romance]</q> on the Parvis stage / photo Stéphane Boularand (c)Bigorre.org](/imgxs/20260302_sans_suite_un_air_de_roman.webp "<q>Without sequel [A touch of romance]</q> on the Parvis stage / photo Stéphane Boularand (c)Bigorre.org")
we saw
Sébastien Bournac
Baptiste Amann
Sébastien Bournac and his team will be presenting the premiere of Sans suite [Un air de roman]
at Le Parvis on Wednesday evening during their residency.
Saturday, February 28, 2026
interviews
Delphine R paints emotions in the eyes
Colorful faces, often female, that fix their eyes on the viewer's gaze. Monochrome animals with eyes as colorful as they are menacing. Interview with an artist of the gaze.
Sunday, January 25, 2026
we saw
Miet Warlop's After all Springville
is a funny, strange show. A baroque universe where images are like building blocks that allow the viewer to make sense of what they see. Or not.
Monday, November 24, 2025
we saw
A few days after its creation, Non-lieu was at the Parvis on Tuesday to talk about the need for a trial that will never take place.
Wednesday, November 5, 2025
we saw
Don Quichotte, l'homme à la tâche
Flamenco tells the story of Don Quixote, and Don Quixote celebrates flamenco. A beautiful and compelling immersion into Spanish culture.
Monday, March 3, 2025
we saw
As the Théâtre Impérial - Opéra de Compiègne presents a Tosca that is outside the norms of the great opera stages, the question arises: can Puccini adapt to a more restrained form? An hour and…
Saturday, June 1, 2024
interviews
The Guinch'Pépettes, humor and good cheer guaranteed
Her name is Bibi—or "Bibi the Bigourdane," much like "Mado the Niçoise"—and she performs in the Hautes-Pyrénées as part of a duo, entertaining audiences and ensuring everyone has a great…
Saturday, April 6, 2024
interviews
Jean-Jacques Garcès: Novels Through History
It was at the intersection of history and fiction that Jean-Jacques Garcès, a native of Barbazan, found himself drawn to writing a saga set in the Vendée during the Revolution.
Sunday, January 7, 2024
we saw
When Harpagon's satisfaction meets Jérôme Deschamps's satisfaction in embodying the character on stage.