Guided tour of the Arc Scène Nationale

Name: Visite guidée de L'arc Scène Nationale
Start: 2022-09-17T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T19:00:00+02:00
Location: L'arc - scène nationale

The bow opens its doors during this weekend that invites everyone to discover.

17 et 18 septembre 2022Passé

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0385551311 billetterie@larcscenenationale.fr

Ministère de la culture

Visit the different spaces of the theatre with the national stage team who will also be present to discuss the shows of the season and advise you in your choices of routes of spectators.
Discover the behind the scenes, the trades and the anecdotes that make up L'arc’s history. The European Heritage Days at L'arc will also be punctuated by the opening of the exhibition Aller contre le vent.
Saturday, September 17
11am and 5pm – Theatre tour with the L'arc team at 2:30pm – Opening of the Aller contre le vent exhibition. Open until 8pm. 15h30 – Performance by Micha Laury - Study for Dancer walking / drawing performance for two sides of the brain 8 pm – Screening of the documentary film Les coeur d'acier directed by the association La Baraque (web TV associative)
Sunday 18 September 11am, 3pm, 5pm, - Visit of the theatre with the team of L'arc Exhibition Go against the wind open from 11am to 12:30pm and from 2pm to 6pm

À propos du lieu

L'arc - scène nationale

Espace François Mitterrand, 71200 Le Creusot

Saône-et-Loire
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Everything started after the bombing of June 20, 1943, which left the town of Le Creusot and its factory largely in ruins. Destroyed, theatre is one of the priorities of post-war reconstruction.
André Malraux’s policy of theatrical and cultural decentralization supported the creation of the Maisons de la Culture, a network complemented by the Maisons des Arts et Loisirs. Inaugurated on September 28, 1967, La Maison des Arts et des Loisirs du Creusot embarked on a strong and ambitious project, led by a daring association that took the name of L.A.R.C. Loisirs, Arts, Rencontres, Culture.
L.A.R.C. became the first cultural action centre (CAC) in France in June 1968 at the time of their creation. In 1991, she became the national stage, a label that brought together several types of multidisciplinary institutions.
The arch has thus lived all the constituent stages of the cultural network of the territory, inheriting the work launched by Jeanne Laurent, endorsed by André Malraux, pursued by