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Les Artisans Cuisiniers

The address where cooking happens in three villages but with the same passion: making every event unforgettable.

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Stage théâtre enfants
From 16 to 20 February 2026

Stage théâtre enfants

A week of creative theatre to develop a collective performance blending emotion, humor, movement, and music.

A week fully dedicated to theatrical creation, creativity, and collaboration. The goal is to form a lively and original troupe capable of developing a performance combining emotion, humor, movement, and music.
No prior experience is required; only a willingness to engage and participate in the project matters.
Starting from scratch, original and imaginative scenes are created collectively, drawing inspiration from everyone’s ideas. Acting techniques, mime, improvisation, and creativity are explored to stimulate participants’ imagination and individuality.
Sets and some costumes are also designed on site. Using a variety of materials, participants can create unique costume elements, while a collective set takes shape throughout the development of the story.
Once the story, sets, and costumes are ready, the performance is presented to a family audience on Friday at 5 p.m., showcasing the collective work and creativity of the troupe.
The week is balanced with outdoor breaks and shared organic hot lunches, combining artistic activity, conviviality, and relaxation.

Event dates

Monday 16 February
09:00-17:00
Tuesday 17 February
09:00-17:00
Wednesday 18 February
09:00-17:00
Thursday 19 February
09:00-17:00
Friday 20 February
09:00-17:00

Locations

Les arts en scènes

Route de Morges 4
1132 Lully
Suisse

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Practical Information

– Shared creativity: each child contributes to creating scenes, sets, and costumes.
– Supportive environment: a safe and joyful setting encourages trying and experimenting.
– Mixed arts: acting, movement, sound, costumes, and set design.
– Autonomy: hands-on learning and making things independently.
– Week structure:

– Mornings (9 a.m–12:30): theatre activities.
– Afternoons (1:30 p.m–5 p.m): set construction and costume creation.
– Friday: morning dedicated to finalizing sets and costumes, afternoon rehearsal for the final performance.

– Meals & materials: small snacks for 10 a.m and 4 p.m breaks. Full hot lunch provided by Auberge de Berolle. Activities usually in socks or barefoot; rhythm slippers or non-slip socks welcome.
– Final performance: Friday at 5 p.m, open to families. A convivial moment with an aperitif follows the show.

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