Author: Guillaume Fraissard

The officials of the Festival d’Avignon held a press conference on June 24, in the Cour d’Honneur of the Palais des Papes. ALEXANDREQUENTIN France’s summer festivals are facing new challenges amidst the upcoming legislative elections and potential political changes. The Festival d’Avignon, with its rich history rooted in resistance and activism, is embracing a vision of a progressive, inclusive, and socially conscious event under the direction of Tiago Rodrigues. Amidst discussions and demonstrations, the festival aims to be a platform for artistic expression and social dialogue until July 8, with uncertain political implications looming. Peace and unity Other prominent festivals…