Visit to Miet Warlop’s performance “One Song” at Points Communs
Our MBA in Performing Arts Management & Entertainment students had an instructive visit to the Théâtre des Louvrais, thanks to our partnership with the Festival d’Automne.
Since its creation in 1972, the Festival d’Automne à Paris has faithfully supported artists, offering them a platform to produce and present their works. With a commitment to multidisciplinary, international and nomadic programming, the festival remains true to its commitment: promoting creativity, openness, and discovery.
At the heart of the festival’s mission is a diverse, multidisciplinary program covering theater, music, dance, visual arts, and film. From September to December each year, the festival organizes nearly 50 events, drawing an audience of more than 250,000 spectators. This vast program highlights the richness and dynamism of contemporary art while fostering the convergence of different artistic disciplines.
After the show, students met Milan Schudel, an actor in the company, to discuss the nuances of the creative process in managing performing arts productions.
The venue itself, Théâtre des Louvrais-Points communs, is an integral part of the dynamic cultural landscape led by Fériel Bakouri since 2017. Named Points Communs, this new national stage located in Cergy-Pontoise and the Val d’Oise aims to foster a dynamic relationship between the arts and the local community.
With a diverse repertoire of more than 60 shows covering various disciplines including theater, dance, music, circus, and magic, Points Communs ensures that its programming appeals to audiences of all ages and interests.
