Very early in scene
A festival of theatre young people amateurs
Since January 1999, the General advice of Maine-et-Loire wished to multiply the animations suggested with the public whole, the castle of Plessis-Macé, like setting up a true policy of opening towards the school ones by the creation of activities for the young people, being based on the architectural richness of the site and the diversity of furniture. Thus, during the school year, of the adapted visits and the workshops allowing a redécouverte various times and especially an incursion into the Middle Ages, are proposed with the primary educations and to the schoolboys.
These initiatives were enriched by creation by the Très festival early in scene, festival of theatre proposed on the one hand in day, for the school ones and on the other hand in evening for the public whole.
This festival, which is with its 10th edition this year, supplements the action taken by the Festival of Anjou to allow to the young people a discovery and a sensitizing the theatrical universe.
Activities for the school ones animated by actors professional
- Workshop of initation to the theatre
- Dramatized visits of the castle
- Spectacles
Representations in evening for any public
In evening, starting from 20:30, of the stage performances put in scene and interpreted by students but also by associative amateurs or professional troops, and applying to any public, are given in the rooms of the commun runs. A program varied and from quality proposes a discovery of the richnesses of the French theatrical inheritance.
Tariffs:
Animations intended for school in day:
- fixed price day: 6
- half-day: 3
Stage performance in evening (any public):
Troops high-school girls or young amateurs:
- full price: 5,50
- cheap rate: 3
Troops schoolgirls: free.
The benefit of cheap rate is granted:
- with the students on presentation of their chart
- with the young ages from 10 to 18 years
- with the people handicapped on presentation of their chart
- with the applicants for work on presentation of their chart
- with the groups of 20 people and more
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