ST JO FAIT SON SHOW : Un projet mené par quatre élèves de terminale, qui rassemble l'établissement entier !

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Saint Jo Fait Son Show, c’était les 11 et 12 mai au théâtre Le Normandy, un spectacle organisé par les élèves de A à Z, qui regroupe petits et grands talents !Entrez dans le monde du spectacle grâce à quatre élèves de Terminale au lycée Saint Joseph du Havre. Chloé a pu entrevoir le filage lors de la répétition générale et a pu discuter avec les élèves aux commandes de ce projet : Clément Lebourg, Anna Boumelit, Ottavio Muhinda Junior ainsi que Manon NilhoUn projet aux multiples facettes et d'une grande ampleur : ils nous expliquent tout !Dans cet épisode, retrouvez aussi les réactions du public après le spectacle. Le pari de ces quatre jeunes semble réussi !!

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