For more than a decade, the town hall of the 5th has been our faithful host for our shows, offering a stage to many children and adults so they can share their art with the public. This space has been more than just a place of representation ; it was a real sanctuary for individual expression and collective.

Through this opportunity offered by the town hall, of budding artists and emerging talents have been able to speak, express their emotions and reveal their creativity to the big day. These moments of freedom were of major importance as it allowed everyone to show himself as he is, without filters, in all its difference and uniqueness.

This secure space offered by the town hall of the 5th was a fertile ground where the diversity of artistic forms, and individual identities could flourish. Whether it be through music, dance, theatre, or other art forms, each had the opportunity to share his inner world, his dreams, his aspirations, and in return receive the support and encouragement of a community of caring.

These moments of expression were not only moments of creativity and sharing, but also of moments of human connection deep. By celebrating the differences of each, these events have helped to build relationships, to foster mutual understanding and to promote tolerance within the community.

The town hall of the 5th was the scene of the celebration of the diversity of artistic and human, a space where self-expression was encouraged, respected, and celebrated. This openness and inclusiveness have created long-lasting memories and have been a source of inspiration for each one, thus encouraging the ongoing exploration of our creativity and our identity.

Our learners dance therapy can be initiated into the experiences of the scene with different audiences