Theatre

18 Articles

When Women’s Whispers Become A Chorus That Can No Longer Be Silenced

Jessica Astier brings her one-woman show to Nice, giving women from days gone by the voice to express themselves. 

Centre Culturel La Providence: Where Women Go to be Heard

For the Centre Culturel La Providence, International Women's Day matters, but its commitment to promote female artists is not limited to just one...

A Theatrical Family Reunion of the Chauveau Kind

Well-known for its exceptional creativity, Collectif La Machine pushes the boundaries of stage theatre once more with its most experimental play yet After...

L’Intervention: When the 19th and 21st Centuries Mirror Each Other

Clément Althaus returns to Théâtre Anthéa with a social comedy, as pertinent today as when it was penned 160 years ago. 

Ancient Masks Meet Modern Truths: Nice’s Festival International Commedia dell’Arte Turns Ten

A distinctive annual event, which has become a beloved staple of Niçois theatre culture, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.

Théâtre Anthea’s 10 Year Anniversary: A Risky Wager Won With Flying Colours

In just 10 years, anthéa in Antibes has become one of the leading theatres in France, thanks to a visionary director and a...

De La Fontaine at Anthéa: A Poetic and Musical Feast for the Senses

When two of the region’s best theatre makers team up to honour Jean de La Fontaine’s 400th birthday, and invite two brilliant musicians...

Éva Rami: Taking Theatre to New Heights

The young artist’s much-lauded one woman play VOLE! soars to the skies on the wings of her tremendous personality and talent

Countdown to the Niçois Commedia Dell’Arte Festival Is On

How do Marco Polo, Romeo and Giulietta, Donizetti, and Carlo Boso get to share a playbill? Frédéric Rey has the secret.