La Templerie en Scènes

La Templerie en Scènes: live art in a green setting

La Templerie en Scènes is a performing arts festival created in 2025 in La Flèche. It was born from the meeting between Nathalie Polomack, owner of La Templerie—an elegant historic residence surrounded by a wooded park—and Thibault Guillocher, actor and director. Together, they imagined a festival where music, singing, and theater respond freely in an intimate and poetic setting.

Five shows in three days

The festival unfolds over a long weekend in June, with five performances that take over the indoor and outdoor spaces of La Templerie:

• Classical piano recitals: talented pianists perform major works from the repertoire—Satie, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, Tchaikovsky—in the warm acoustics of the residence
• Theater: invited companies present repertoire plays and new creations, staged to take advantage of the park's natural setting
• Vocal performances: singers perform arias by Mozart, Rimsky-Korsakov, Poulenc, Offenbach, and Gavriline, accompanied on the piano

An exceptional venue

La Templerie is a historic residence located in the heart of La Flèche, on rue de la Tour d'Auvergne. Its green park, planted with century-old trees, offers an ideal natural setting for open-air performances. The architecture of the building and the intimacy of the salons are perfectly suited for recitals and close-up theatrical forms.

A human-sized festival

La Templerie en Scènes is distinguished by its intimate format. The number of seats is deliberately limited to ensure proximity between artists and the public, optimal listening quality, and a warm atmosphere. The festival is aimed at lovers of classical music, theater, and performing arts seeking authentic and exotic artistic experiences.

La Flèche: a city of heritage and culture

Located in the heart of Sarthe, La Flèche is a city rich in architectural heritage—the Prytanée national militaire, the Château des Carmes—and a vibrant cultural life. La Templerie en Scènes enriches La Flèche's cultural offerings and contributes to the artistic influence of the Loir valley.