MAI-PNAGES SCENES: Three Days of Theater & Shows in Nages-et-Solorgues
mai-Pags Festival Celebrates 20 Years of Compagnie des 100 Têtes Near Nîmes
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NAGES-ET-SOLORGUES,France – teh Compagnie des 100 Têtes marks its 20th anniversary with the 5th annual Mai-Pags festival,a three-day event showcasing seven performances from Friday,May 2,to Sunday,May 4. The festival, held in Nages-et-Solorgues near Nîmes, features a diverse program, including several shows that garnered acclaim at the Festival Off d’Avignon.
Norbert Belloc, who is responsible for cultural outreach in rural areas, expressed his enthusiasm for hosting the festival. He emphasized the importance of highlighting local talent from the Occitanie region. “This year’s festival is filled with humor and features many artists from Occitanie, which is significant because there are so many talented people here,” Belloc said.
Weekend Highlights: Seven Shows in Three Days
The festival kicks off Friday evening with Jean-Marie Besset’s political fantasy, De Gaulle appears in a dream to Emmanuel Macron.The play, presented by Cie Badock Théâtre, enjoyed success at the Festival Off 2024 and later at the Théâtre Dejazet in paris.
Other regional artists include Daniel Villanova, who will present 7 days on Sète on Saturday, May 3, and the duo the Michels, who will perform their French French songs on Sunday, May 4.
The festival also provides a platform for emerging artists. Moon trip,a creation inspired by the works of Cyrano de Bergerac,will be presented by Camille Bocquet and Florian Martinez,graduates of the Maritime Cie in Montpellier. For younger audiences, camille Prioul will present an adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey, suitable for children ages 8 and up.
belloc is also scheduled to participate in reading sessions.On Saturday, actors will read Cévenols portraits written by Gilbert Léautier during aperitif time. On Sunday,they will present briefs from Comptoir de Jean-Marie Gourio.
Detailed Program Schedule
Friday, may 2
8:30 p.m.: De Gaulle appears in a dream to Emmanuel Macron by Jean-Marie Besset, Cie Badock Théâtre. Location: Foyer. Admission: €13, €8.
Saturday, May 3
11 a.m.: Reading of Cévenols portraits written by Gilbert Léautier, performed by Hélène Coededellot, Annie Giacalonne, Stéphanie Rippe, Grégoire Aubert, Hugo Martin, and Norbert Belloc. Location: Garden of the peasant house. admission: Free.
3 p.m.: Moon trip from Solal Garcin and Samantha Lussiez, with Camille Bocquet and Florian Martinez, Cie El Camino. Location: Foyer. Admission: Free participation.
5:30 p.m.: Odyssey, a solo performance by Camille Prioul, after Homer, Cie Plop. Location: Foyer. Admission: €13, €8.
8:30 p.m.: 7 days on Sète from and with Daniel Villanova. Location: Foyer. Admission: €13,€8.
Sunday, May 4
11 a.m.: Lecture of Briefs by Jean-Marie Gourio and other humorous winks, performed by Hélène Couëdellot. Location: Garden of the peasant house. Admission: Free.
4:30 p.m.: Michels French French songs by Michel (Cédric Laronche) and Michel (Arnaud Delosanne). Location: Foyer. admission: €13, €8.
Mai-Pags Festival: Your Guide to the 20th Anniversary Festivity
Here we go!
Q: What is the Mai-Pags Festival, and why is it special?
A: The Mai-Pags Festival is an annual event hosted by the Compagnie des 100 Têtes. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Compagnie and the 5th year of the festival. It’s a three-day celebration of performing arts held in Nages-et-Solorgues, near Nîmes, France. The festival showcases a diverse program of performances.
Q: When and where is the festival taking place?
A: The festival runs for three days, starting on Friday, May 2nd, and concluding on Sunday, May 4th. It’s held in Nages-et-Solorgues, near Nîmes, in France.
Q: What kind of performances are featured at the Mai-Pags Festival?
A: The festival features seven performances. The program includes plays, solo performances, and musical acts. Some shows, according to the text, have garnered acclaim at the Festival Off d’Avignon.
Q: Who is performing at the festival?
A: The festival features regional artists. here’s a glimpse of the performers:
Jean-Marie Besset (Cie Badock Théâtre): De Gaulle appears in a dream to Emmanuel Macron
Daniel villanova: 7 days on Sète
The Michels (Cédric Laronche and Arnaud Delosanne): French French songs
Camille prioul (Cie Plop): Odyssey
Hélène Couëdellot: Reading of Briefs
Various actors: Reading of Cévenols portraits by Gilbert Léautier.
Camille Bocquet & Florian Martinez (Cie El Camino): Moon trip
Q: Can you give me a detailed schedule of the performances?
A: Certainly! Here’s the detailed program:
| Day | Time | Performance | Location | Admission |
| ———— | ———— | ——————————————————————————- | —————————– | —————– |
| Friday,May 2 | 8:30 p.m. | De Gaulle appears in a dream to Emmanuel Macron by Jean-Marie Besset, Cie badock Théâtre | Foyer | €13, €8 |
| Saturday, May 3 | 11 a.m. | Reading of Cévenols portraits by Gilbert Léautier | Garden of the peasant house | Free |
| Saturday, May 3 | 3 p.m.| moon trip from Solal Garcin and Samantha Lussiez, | Foyer | Free participation |
| Saturday, May 3 | 5:30 p.m. | Odyssey by Camille prioul, Cie Plop | Foyer | €13, €8 |
| Saturday, May 3 | 8:30 p.m. | 7 days on Sète from and wiht Daniel Villanova | Foyer | €13, €8 |
| Sunday, May 4 | 11 a.m. | Lecture of Briefs by Jean-Marie Gourio | Garden of the peasant house | Free |
| Sunday, May 4 | 4:30 p.m. | Michels – French French songs | Foyer | €13, €8 |
Q: Who is Norbert Belloc, and what is his role in the festival?
A: Norbert Belloc is involved in cultural outreach in rural areas. He expressed enthusiasm for hosting the festival and highlighted the importance of showcasing local Occitanie talent.
Q: Are there any performances suitable for families or children?
A: Yes! Odyssey*, a solo performance by Camille prioul and adapted from Homer, is mentioned as being suitable for children ages 8 and up.
Q: Where can I find more data or buy tickets?
A: The provided text does not include ticketing information. You may need to search for the compagnie des 100 Têtes or Mai-Pags festival online for ticketing details.
Q: Why is this festival notable for the Occitanie region?
A: Norbert Belloc highlights that the festival is filled with humor and features many artists from Occitanie, emphasizing the region’s wealth of talent.Therefore the festival’s significance lies in highlighting the local artists and the culture of the region.