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Tagora is a multicultural and multilingual theatre troupe, whose main aim is to unite amateur theatre enthusiasts who want to act, sing, dance, contribute to the dramatic arts, but above all take part in shows.
Although part of the Amicale, we welcome participants also from outside the Council. We believe this contact between a European institution and the world outside is one of our strong points. Our members are for the most part English-speaking, but many nationalities are involved in all ...
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"Longform is an Art, and the idea that 10 people would DARE to take a stage without knowing what was going to happen is both audacious and thrilling".
Join us for our inaugural foray into the world of longform improvisation! Lead by director Nikki Lynn Michaelson, Tagora is taking on a style of improv known as the Harold, a not-so-fancy way of saying we’ll create a play, start to finish, in real time before your very eyes.
Maybe you’ve seen short-form improvisation, where two teams “battle ... Read more »
In 1977, Emma and Jerry meet in a pub in England.
They have a drink, chat, share memories of old stories. Emma tells him that her marriage to Robert is on the verge of failure, following the shock of the revelation of her adulterous relationship… with Jerry. A relationship that ended long ago.
Betrayal is at the heart of this famous piece of contemporary British theatre. Emma, her husband Robert and her friend Jerry are faced not only with their mutual betrayals, but also with the ... Read more »
Under the patronage of the Irish Representation of Ireland to the Council of Europe, Tagora presents, in English, She was wearing and The dog it was that died.
She was wearing: Originally commissioned as part of Amnesty International's "Stop Volence Against Women" campaign in 2005, this series of interconnected monologues draws inspiration from different garments. Seven individuals tell us about their intimate experiences; each character has their own story, sometimes violent, angry, thoughtful, ... Read more »
