The Prime Minister’s announcement on Thursday night was like a bombshell in the world of culture. While for weeks, actors rehearsed to be able to go back on stage on December 15, they learned that they would have to wait until January 7. At the Nest in Thionville, actor Solal Bouloudnine was preparing to defend his creation Will you be There ? starting Tuesday. “We have been working on this show for months and rehearsals are going on at the Théâtre en Bois. We expected this decision but we are very disappointed and angry. We are in total incomprehension because in the performance halls everything has been put in place to welcome the public in good conditions. “
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A referral and a demonstration
The director of the Nest Alexandra Tobelaim, who also had to give up presenting her play Abyss in November, announced this Friday that a national summary was being planned to obtain the right to play. “The CGT is planning a demonstration on Tuesday, December 15. Actually performing is part of our freedom of expression. One feels not to be considered by the government. The schools are open, we could welcome them. We ask for explanations. The movement is carried by the national drama centers which refuse to stay longer behind the scenes. “We have no more prospects. Without the public we have no place to exist. “
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