Shows

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Tuesday 10 November

Spectaculinaire (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

  • Tuesday 10, Wednesday 11 & Saturday 14 — 12:30pm

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Take your lunch break at Le Qu4tre! Watch a show between noon and 2pm, then meet the artistic team over a friendly meal. Bring your lunchbox or a dish to share if you like.

Shows start at 12:30pm!

On Wednesdays and Saturdays, community canteen Raare sells meals if you need one!

  • Tuesday lunchtime : LISIÈRES

    In a world marked by violence, trauma and ecological collapse, LISIÈRES explores the fragilities of a generation still learning how to inhabit the world. On stage, bodies, sounds, gestures and voices mingle and transform. Language fragments, bearings blur, creating a space where the boundary between presence and absence becomes uncertain. At the heart of the story, four women — Ismène, Antigone, Jocaste and Eurydice, from the Labdacid line — carry histories of violence, wounds and transmission. Through them we see the traces left by what passes from one generation to the next, and the different ways of facing life and carrying on. How do you keep living, creating and connecting when your bearings falter? Conceived and directed by Emmy Houssais, LISIÈRES is a sensitive journey through individual and collective fragilities, at the boundary between what comes undone and what seeks to rebuild.

  • Wednesday lunchtime : Bouffonnerie (outdoors)

    Bella has two lovers. The only hitch: neither accepts the other. One day she sets up a meeting in a car park and nothing goes as planned. Against a backdrop of convoluted speech and mechanic get-up, Bouffonnerie explores the trials of romantic relationships and their endless ways of working.

  • Saturday lunchtime : VΛLENTINE

    Influenced by Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone and Adele, VΛLENTINE tells her stories in song — the moments when she feels alone, powerless or misunderstood. Her songs may speak of solitude, loss of confidence, strength, taboo moments or childhood memories. Accompanied by her pianist Yoann, VΛLENTINE offers a moment of tenderness and expression to let go for a lunchtime hour.

Wednesday 11 November

Enkou & Didou

  • All day

Clown duo Enkou & Didou roaming through the festival.

Violet* (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

  • 7:30pm

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After a day of amateur short films and public voting, join us in the evening for the winners and awards — then keep the night going with live music at Le Qu4tre. There will be extra surprises throughout the evening too.

Jeannette & Maj

Jeannette & Maj

Dance — French house

From Pas-de-Calais, Jeannette & Maj share one obsession: breaking codes and sparking raw, sincere musical emotion. Between soul, garage house and electronic pop — living, luminous music made for the dancefloor.

Nord//Noir

Nord//Noir

Electro punk

Punk in the heart, techno in the veins, gabber in the soul: Nord//Noir spits raw poetry and turns rage into collective trance. From Calais, the duo imagines the party as a space of struggle and love.

Thursday 12 November

Dance & debate — enfantiste collective (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

  • 6:00pm

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Take a seat, bring herbal tea, crochet and attentive ears for a collective conversation about children's place in our society. Co-hosted by Collectif Enfantiste and Queer Education, this evening focuses on struggles for children's rights. What oppression do the youngest face? What micro-violences have we internalized or reproduced? How do we prevent and protect against these violences? How can we shape a world at child height?

Physical and sexual violence against minors will be discussed during this evening.

Saturday 14 November

Green* (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

  • 6:30pm

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This electric evening revolves around Julie Aminthe’s text Mission grand air, directed by Ellio Demellier.

In a future that feels both near and strange, a group of young people gather to voice their anger, doubts and hopes.

Facing eco-anxiety, everyday violence, family tension and the feeling of not being heard, the characters search for a space to meet and reclaim their place. When should we act? When should we organise? How do we keep believing in the future when it already seems threatened?

Around this cry of revolt, a gathering takes shape. The night moves through sung voices, a brass band, electronic sounds and drag interventions — forms woven together to share anger, fragility and the need for connection. This ecological voice finds its place in the story and its imaginaries. A collective celebration ending with DJ sets to imagine another future.

Sunday 15 November

chutKERMESSE

  • 2pm – 5pm
  • Children accompanied by a guardian

Closing the week: an afternoon designed for kids — each following their own energy and pace. Cosy corner (soft toys, cushions, shorts, books), movement space (DJ set, karaoke, games), creative workshop with reclaimed materials, and a free snack. Explore, express, drift — no pressure to join in.

CHUUUT, ROLLING!

Short-film sequence screened during the kermesse.

During chutKERMESSE

  • Hôtel les pieds dans l’eau

    Hôtel les pieds dans l’eau

    Directed by Vriens Maya

    At the Hôtel les pieds dans l’eau, Rosa, an exhausted chambermaid, dreams of escaping for a moment.

  • Petit Tom

    Petit Tom

    Directed by Léo RIEHL

    Tom is eleven. He lives with his mother near the forest. With his friend Tristan, he fights monsters.

  • wabi_

    wabi_

    Directed by Raphaël BAGET

    Trapped in nostalgia and haunted by impermanence, a sad little ghost cannot escape the liminal space he occupies.

  • Aride

    Aride

    Directed by Caroline Casanova, Veronika Korotaeva

    In a lush forest, scientists gather data — until the ecosystem collapses. An elder among them decides to act to save the woods.

  • La métaphore du gobelet

    La métaphore du gobelet

    Directed by Michaël Marie, Anthony Légal

    Carole, a young singing apprentice, is feeling low. Her father uses a cup, water and fire to show her what really matters. Will the metaphor be enough to lift her heart?

  • Compost

    Compost

    Directed by ERIK SEMASHKIN

    A maggot leaves an apple in search of new food.

  • La révolte des couleurs

    La révolte des couleurs

    Directed by Noé Lojkine

    In a content factory that only makes pretty images without metaphors, a young worker falls by accident into the world of the unspoken.

  • Toucher du bois

    Toucher du bois

    Directed by Brice Legrand

    Once upon a time… the yew of Offranville could soothe anyone who hugged it. Generation after generation, the village gathered the world’s anxious souls… Among them, Jérémy and Tristan, two brothers who work in the parks department. One day they find the tree has fallen ill from taking in so much human stress. The hugs must stop.