Il était 13h12 de Ondine Weissenbacher

La soirée Nuits de la Lecture de Radio Pulsar X Crous de Poitiers, en partenariat avec des étudiant·es du Conservatoire de théâtre. Bruitages en direct, récit intérieur à trois voix, création audio originale de Pulsar, accompagnement musical... Trois nouvelles, trois dispositifs, trois univers dans lesquels nous avons plongé ensemble le temps d'une soirée. Les 3 nouvelles lauréates du concours CROUS 2024-2025 mises en scènes : • Un désert de pensées - Léa Schamelhout • Il était 13h12 - Ondine Weissenbacher • La patinoire - Coralie Dupont • Comédien·nes : Emma Douda, Louis Broussard, Samir Hillion, Mathilda Rossard, Emilie Huchet, Gabriel Chevalier • Coordination mise en scène : Julie Perrigouard Lablée • Musicien·nes : Mélody Merleau et Gabriel Chevalier • Bruitages en direct : Julie Perrigouard Lablée et Mélody Merleau • Création audio Radio Pulsar : Yann Suraud Merci aux étudiant·es du Conservatoire pour leurs belles propositions. Merci également à l'équipe du Grand Café pour l'accueil et le cocktail. Enfin bravo aux autrices pour leurs textes ! \

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