Festival la Source Bleue 2023: Ateliers, rencontres littéraires, spectacle, restitution publique, clôture

10:00 am: Theatre and Dance-Theatre workshops in the village of Touzac - Workshop 1: Discovery of Dance-Theatre. Public: All ages - Workshop 2: Discovery of Theater. Public: Children 10:00 am: Participatory radical cartography workshop at Domaine de la Source Bleue, with historian Nephtys Zwer Radical cartography, or "counter-cartography", sheds light on another reality and represents the world in forms other than those presented in traditional cartography. In this way, it addresses little-talked-about themes and makes marginalized perspectives visible. All human activity takes place in space, but we are not necessarily aware of this dimension. Spatializing information on human activity, whether economic, social or political, forces us to take into account all the interactions and interdependencies that our actions imply. Everything we don't see or think about at first glance. Counter-cartography sets out to show the traditional uses of a territory, the spatial predation of capitalism and the human and ecological damage it causes. Collectively produced maps even go beyond the task of making a phenomenon visible: they encourage collective awareness. 11:30am - 12:30pm: Stop Motion workshop at Domaine de la Source Bleue. All ages. Workshop led by Aurore Bourgois-Demachy and Donatien Burkard Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.) Please note that participants must be equipped with a smartphone and camera! Come and learn how to create your own stop-motion film. In just one hour, you'll learn the basics of creating a stop-motion film using only your cell phone, some paper and your imagination! 1:30pm: Literary encounters Meetings, readings and debates with authors Agathe Charnet, Nepthys Zwer and Alexis Anne-Braun. Published authors come to present their latest novels and discuss with you their writing and the themes addressed in their works. 2:00 pm: Forme Ephémère A show created by the festival's organizing artists especially for the venue and the occasion. These new forms bring together proposals inspired by the Source Bleue for festival organizers, artists, researchers and partners. They will be created for different areas of the estate, over the fortnight preceding the preceding the festival. Botanical walks, readings, workshop-debates, presentations of work carried out with amateurs, dance, circus, music? So many ways to resonate with the Source garden, and to cultivate our imaginations! ?3:00 pm: Maxime Kurvers' show "4 questions à Yoshi Oida" (4 questions to Yoshi Oida) Maxime Kurvers stages a performative dialogue with Japanese actor and theorist Yoshi Oida, questioning, as he drifts through his memory, the role and social function of performers, but also, more broadly, the ethical and metaphysical significance of theater. Following on from Théories et pratiques du jeu d?acteur-rice (1428-2022), 4 questions à Yoshi Oida is part of Maxime Kurvers? theatrical anthropology project, which maps the practices and theories of his discipline. Reduced to its dramaturgy and the provision of a few props, the staging focuses attention on its dialogue with the Japanese actor and theorist, taking up the codes of the "edge of the stage", here revived in performative form. On stage, Yoshi Oida shares his thoughts on an art he has been practicing for over half a century, expressing a memory whose transmission this show implements. The interview, conducted as spontaneously as possible, is structured around four questions, and attempts to pay homage to Yoshi Oida?s singular way of thinking of theater, beyond its sensitive dimension, as a way of situating oneself and moving through the world, of learning to live in it, and therefore to die in it. 5:00 pm: Public presentation of Festival workshops Public performances of short plays created with participants in free workshops led by festival artists. 6:00 pm: Closing of the Festival. Stay a little longer, with a drink, some music and a head full of memories!