Le Théâtre Alsacien de Mulhouse fait son retour... TAM depuis 1899

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Cyrille LAENGER, président du Théâtre alsacien de Mulhouse, présente le TAM à une nouvelle mulhousienne qui apprend le français depuis deux mois et qui ne parle pas encore alsacien... Propos recueillis par Angela Shihua Yu le 6 septembre 2026 au parc-expo de Mulhouse pendant "Explor'assos".https://www.letam.frRadio WNE (Warum Net Experience)53 avenue du président Kennedy 68200 Mulhouse (France)www.radiowne.eu • tous nos liens = linktr.ee/[email protected] WNE est un projet de l’Agence de communication sociale et solidaire www.lagence.info SOCIAL MEDIAS instagram.com/radiowne.eu facebook.com/radiowneÉDUCATION AUX MÉDIAS www.guideradio.net facebook.com/educ.medias REVUES DE PRESSE flipboard.com/@RadioWNE MULHOUSE musique deezer.com EUROPOP Musik, Bands & Festivals am Oberrhein facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065627554751 instagram.com/europop_79 EQUIPELes podcasts WNE ont été réalisés par Omar Alfarekh, Khouloud Ayari, Fabio Baroldi, Louis Bertrand, Kenza Boulghobra, Uliana Bychenkova, Sarra El Idrissi, Omar El Jid, Joy Eko, Julien Foerry, Sybille Gaertner, Elise Gerrer, Lisa Giannarelli, Lévi Giner, Julia Hallberg, Camille Halm, Stella Jean-Baptiste, Fatma Jrad, Line Jung, Elena Kaigorodova, Théo Klein, Sofiia Kovalova, Anna Kuklìkovà, Ayman Larit, Antoine Ledermann, Lily Rose Locher, Matis Martinet, Anaelle Mendoza, Giulia Palandrani, Louis Priem, Jean-Noël Robillard, Sixtine Schwarte, Angela Shihua Yu, Elisa Siragusa, Sofiene Sliman, Eliot Thierry, Elif Tuncel, Jean-Luc Wertenschlag, Anissa Zeggaï, les volontaires européennes de Mulhouse et du monde, les ami-e-s de Radio Quetsch et toutes celles qui nous rattraperont.LICENCE LIBRENos podcasts sont édités sous licence Creative Commons Zero (CC0). La licence libre la plus simple: elle autorise toute personne à réutiliser librement nos podcasts, sans restriction de droit, sauf celles imposées par la loi.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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