A L'Azile, les 12-13 et 14 février 2026

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Sortir à La Rochelle ? Ne ratez pas le programme de L'Azile. Miguel M quartet en hommage à la musique de Lucky Peterson ce jeudi et pour la Saint-valentin, vendredi ou samedi, une belle pièce de théâtre : "Apres la pluie" Joseph, 40 ans, phobique, dépressif, angoissé, mais pas encore suicidaire… Aglaé, 35 ans depuis 3 ans, éternelle positive à tendance Mère Teresa, pas encore tout à fait alcoolique.Une comédie presque romantique à l’eau de javel, avec un orage, des sauvetages d’escargots, un numéro de claquettes, des ampoules au plafond (et pas que), un foulard et le cosmos. Autant d’éléments qui ne trompent pas : il faut toujours attendre de voir ce qu’il se passe... Après la pluie.Écrit et joué par : Amandine POMMIER, Comédiens : Amandine POMMIER et Pascal LAMBERT ou Nicolas PAYERO On vous explique tout.

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