Fun and entertainment Saint-Cyr-L'Ecole

Inaugurated during the 2002-2003 season, the Case ô Arts is a place for artistic creation and dissemination in a small room that hosts regular literary cabarets and "stage readings", but also performances by young amateur artistic practice workshops and the writing workshop, performances of small forms (theatre, stories), exhibitions and conferences. In addition to these cultural missions are the services of a rehearsal and recording studio for amplified music, allowing local music groups to rehearse in ideal conditions and at very accessible rates.

In a 515-seat auditorium, the theatre presents a diversified artistic and cultural programme each year for all audiences, and offers its stage at various local workshops.

In the lower part of St. Cyr, near the town hall and in front of the military high school, the classified arts room and 160-seat tests broadcast 2 to 3 films per week, including those who make the film news (in V.F. or V.O.) and programming dedicated to the young public; sometimes premières, debates or short films are also offered to spectators. Recently, the cinema offers an extra session every Sunday at 19 p. m., as well as Senior Friday. This is a meeting for 60 years for 3rd followed by a convivial snack, once a month. Cinema also shows stage readings for the theatre studio subscribers on Thursday evening. Since 2008, cinema has enriched the offer of its activities: now there are cinema sessions especially for parents who want to watch a movie without leaving their children. Stroller area, corner change, moderate sounds… everything is planned to welcome the small family under the best conditions (3,50 single rate).

Comedy, opera, comedy shows, songs, varieties, music, dances, repertoire pieces: all entertainment is represented at every season of the theatre. But it should be special, since Jean-Daniel Laval, the current figure of the Montansier theatre in Versailles, should take the direction of the establishment and its room of 400 places, which also hosts some cinematographic projections…