Theatre workshops and courses Lorraine

In 2006, the Strasbourg Conservatoire, founded in 1855, moved to the Cité de la Musique et de la Danse. This renowned school trains musicians, dancers, choreographers and actors. Once their students have passed through the hands of teachers with rich and demanding programs, they present the fruits of their hard labor to anyone who wants to attend an evening event in the auditorium.

Plus: masterclasses, events, lectures and shows are open to the public by reservation, although many are free of charge.

Minus: programming is only available on their website.

The Ça respire encore theater company has been giving classes in the theater of the same name for nearly 30 years. Classical or contemporary, anyone who loves the stage will be delighted. Here, you can work on your acting, breathing, placement in the room and role interpretation. A real place to meet and exchange ideas, all theater enthusiasts will make this weekly rendez-vous their own little moment of pleasure, buoyed by the real love of the performing arts that reigns here. You could be the actors of tomorrow..

It is rare to meet such a full structure! Founded in 1995, the CERAC proposes tens of classes exempted by about twenty certified professors. Varied workshops supporting the expression and the creativity of each one are proposed for all the ages and all the levels. You will be able in particular to practise various dances: classical, Eastern fusion, contemporary, African, ragga, hip-hop, modern' jazz, awakening and initiation for smallest (as of 4 years). The even numbered years, a great show of dance opened to any public is organized with the municipal Theater of Colmar. The CERAC can also make you discover other artistic activities like arts of the circus (juggling, acrobatics...) and the theater (classical or of improvisation). To maintain to you in form in a friendly atmosphere, many classes of Pilates, stretching and fitness are given to any hour throughout the week (including every Saturday morning).

The L.E.M., acronym for Lieu d'Expérimentation Marionnette, is Le Petit Théâtre dans la ville, taken over since the end of 2014 by the company En Verre et contre Tout. This puppet place with multidisciplinary tendencies is a real space of life, exchange, experimentation, as evidenced by a bar-library, an interior courtyard, a performance hall with 45 seats and a rehearsal room, where artists in residence, performances and training courses meet. Here we give ourselves time, time to work together, in a building classified as a historical monument.

A conventional stage for cross-referenced stage writing, La Méridienne - Théâtre de Lunéville is particularly interested in transdisciplinarity and new relationships with the public. The programme is filled with abundant artistic proposals and a variety of media: theatre, musical performances, dance, circus arts. The season is punctuated by two highlights: the Theatre and Science Days in January and the FACTO festival in the spring. Cultural activities for schools and the general public are carried out throughout the year.