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The "Jeudis Midi" of the

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"Mardis Midi" becomes "Jeudis Midi" at the Théâtre de l'Opprimé! 

 

These mythical events, "Tuesdays at Noon", born more than 20 years ago on the initiative of the Écrivaines et Écrivains Associés du Théâtre (E.A.T), take on a second wind and are transformed into "Thursdays at Noon" at the Theater of the Oppressed since the 2022-2023 season.

 

Les Écrivaines et Écrivains Associés du Théâtre (E.A.T) and the Theater of the Oppressed invite you to their press conference on September 18, 2025 at noon to view the presentation of the proposed projects for the 2025-2026 season! (Press conference canceled on September 18, 2025 due to the national strike)

A word from the T.O director

Dearest friends,

The memories of the beginnings of certain adventures can sometimes be counted in decades.

For us, it will be 3 decades since the opening of our theater… with 2 of them seeing the restructuring of our company. But our partnership with EEAT cannot yet be measured in decades. It is celebrated in years.

Just yesterday, we enthusiastically accepted your proposal: to transform the Tuesdays into “EEAT Thursdays”. The Theater of the Oppressed, your new place of welcome, is our common space. Immediately, the sensory memory activates itself, remembering the encounters with you in our other Parisian locations.

These places where you brought texts and readings to life by presenting them to the public and from the collaboration between artists - on the writing, performing, reading and the interpretation… on sounds, lights, and the boundaries of space… some gems of contemporary drama. All of this is recreated within our walls, enriching our fantasies and our imaginations.

So little time has passed, and already we find ourselves in another chapter of our journey. While art remains our primary impulse, today, resistance must take its place with vigor. It will guide our next steps as we demand that public authorities and governing bodies put an end to the Government’s blindness. It is this arrogance with which they destroy one of the most beautiful and important French traditions: culture.

Grants have been reduced or erased, the House of Writers and Literature has closed, and art has transformed into a market of black-tie gowns and branded “place Vendôme” jewelry - outrageous!

We live in dark times, where the artist is a resistance fighter no longer against Nazis, but against those who want to reduce art to ruins, in images akin to monstrosities that, at our very doorstep, destroy people and civilisations. Moving forward, my dear friends, more than ever le No pasaràn has become imperative.

We must continue to write and interpret in order to exist!

Rui Frati and the T.O. team

Paris, été 2025.

Calendar

Jeudi 15 octobre 2026 – 12h

Entre deux

de Julie Rey
Mise en maquette par l’Ecole Athanor

Jeudi 21 janvier 2027  – 12h

Un style inimitable

de Baptiste Dezerces
Mise en maquette par l’École Act

Jeudi 19 novembre 2026 – 12h

Timouraska

de Pierre Berlioux
Mise en maquette par le Studio JLMB

Jeudi 25 février 2027 – 12h

Nous battrons la poussière

de Coralie Emilion-Languille
Mise en maquette par le Studio | ESCA

Jeudi 10 décembre 2026 – 12h

Les crocodiles dorment-ils la nuit ?

de Lillah Vial et Vincent Calas
Mise en maquette par le Conservatoire du XIVe Darius Milhaud

Jeudi 18 mars 2027 – 12h

Et vous ne ferez pas mon deuil

de Jean-Marc Streicher
Mise en maquette de l’ESAD | PSPBB

Jeudi 22 avril 2027 – 12h

Une joie extrême

de Valentin Suel
Mise en maquette par le Conservatoire du XIVe Darius Milhaud

Jeudi 20 mai 2027 – 12h

I Plateforme

de  Juliette Bessou
Mise en maquette par l’Ecole de la Salle Blanche

Once a month, take a step aside and come and take a cultural break during our Thursday lunchtimes. Take advantage of an hour of escape to discover a first draft of contemporary plays noticed by the reading committees of the EAT and modeled by directors and directors.

More information on Les Écrivaines et Écrivains Associés du Théâtre:  www.eatheatre.fr

 contact.eatheatre@gmail.com | 01 42 29 78 64

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