Festival de Théâtre de Figeac
2025
Edition 2025 — Finished
Edition 2025 — Festival de Figeac
26th Edition — First Edition under L'Astrolabe
The 2025 edition marked a turning point in the festival's history, with L'Astrolabe Grand-Figeac taking over the direction after 13 years under the guidance of ScénOgraph. Director Éric Thimjo presented an ambitious programme of 11 artistic proposals over 9 days.
Among the highlights: Denis Lavant in Samuel Beckett's En attendant Godot, Pauline Bayle in Balzac's Illusions Perdues, Hugues Duchêne in L'Abolition des Privilèges, Benjamin Lazar in La Nuit des hiéroglyphes, and the Raoul Collectif with Une cérémonie.
The festival also featured 6 "apéro-rencontres" with artists, 7 readings related to heritage, 6 "off" shows in the city centre, and 8 film screenings.
Programme
Programme for the 26th Edition
- Performances: En attendant Godot (Denis Lavant), Illusions Perdues (Pauline Bayle), L'Abolition des Privilèges (Hugues Duchêne), La Nuit des hiéroglyphes (Benjamin Lazar), Une cérémonie (Raoul Collectif)
- Readings: 7 readings at the Jardin des Écritures at 10:30 AM
- "Apéro-rencontres": 6 encounters with artists, Place Carnot at 11:30 AM
- Cinema: 8 film and documentary screenings
- "Off" shows: 6 free open-air performances starting at 9:30 PM
Highlights
Highlights of the 2025 Edition
- Denis Lavant in Beckett's En attendant Godot
- Pauline Bayle in Balzac's Illusions Perdues
- New direction by L'Astrolabe Grand-Figeac
- 9 days of festival with 15 performances
Prices
8.00€ — 28.00€