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Charles Dubouloz: changing tack after major solo climbsWith Une flamme en hiver, written with Benjamin Steen, the mountaineer looks back on a trilogy spanning the Alps and the Pyrenees. His career raises another sporting question: when should you decide to change disciplines?
Amine Kessaci: from the Conscience association to Marseille City HallHis commitment did not begin with family tragedies. Founded around environmental issues in 2020, Conscience’s work expanded to supporting families; Amine Kessaci now also holds municipal office.
In Paris, ‘The Ogresses’ Ball’ brings thirteen artists together around storiesShowing at ICI Léon until 7 February 2027, the exhibition takes Aïcha Kandisha as its starting point to explore the body, memory and transmission.
All the Lives of Rebeka Warrior: writing when death enters the roomA bedroom, a mosquito net, a narrator keeping watch: in the extract from All the Lives offered by Stock, death becomes a presence they try to keep at bay.
Olivier Rolin: returning to Troy to question destroyed citiesIn « La guerre éternelle. Souvenirs de Troie », Olivier Rolin brings together travel and readings of Homer. An introduction to the book and themes noted by critics, without confusing literary echoes with historical explanations.
Le Mans Cathedral in a graphic novel: a narrator to guide readers through the centuriesIn the 2025 album by Pascal Mariette and Denoël, an apprentice stonemason guides the story. His journey through time helps explore a monument built and transformed over several centuries.
Galina Vishnevskaya: from Tatyana to recital and mentoringThe soprano’s centenary offers a way to connect her roles at the Bolshoi, her recitals with Rostropovich at the piano and her work with young singers.
Abrac’Argelès: magic events from 27 October to 8 NovemberA museum visit, magic in the streets and three shows: what you need to know to choose from the 2026 programme, including conditions to check.
The Abolition of Privileges: entering the night of 4 August with Bertrand GuillotBertrand Guillot’s account gives the people involved in a textbook date a voice. A way into the book that distinguishes the decision of 1789 from the long disappearance of feudal rights.
Ghost trains: archives show they existed well before the 1950sBlackpool’s Ghost Train dates back to 1930, and drawings held in Sheffield document these attractions during the same decade. Their history calls for a distinction between an opening date and a single invention.
Ino Casablanca extends EXTASIA with ten additional tracksReleased on 23 October, EXTASIAAAAA doubles the original project: twenty tracks in total, while “PA’ TOUCH” remains a separate single.
La Fête: a work of fiction that questions everyone’s placeThe play by Anne-Cécile Vandalem and Joëlle Sambi arrives on 29 and 30 October. Its real-life starting point should not lead us to confuse a theatrical encounter with a judicial reconstruction.