The Tous en scène association is offering the play “It’s Jean Moulin who won”, written by Jean-Paul Alègre and performed by the Faltazia company from Carhaix (Finistère). The performance will take place on Sunday 1is December 2024, in Plouhinec (Morbihan).
Created in 2004, the Tous en Scène association was revived this year to organize events in the town, in connection with the 80e anniversary of the liberation of the Lorient Pocket, in which Plouhinec was held until May 1945.
A duty to remember
By bringing together associations, the municipality and schools, Tous en scène wishes to revive the memory of this war period. “ This duty of memory must be transmitted to younger generations through active participation of schools in various events. It's about reviving what our parents and grandparents faced and endured during the German occupation to become free again. », Explains Florian Moureaud, the president of the association.
Throughout the coming months and until May 2025, exhibitions, conferences and readings will take place.
The first event will be the theatrical performance of the play “It’s Jean Moulin who won” by Jean-Paul Alègre, by the Faltazia company and directed by Pierre-Marie Quesseveur.
History
The play brings the story of Jean Moulin to life based on recent documents. It allows spectators to follow the life and ordeal of the resistance fighter in a simple and understandable way.
By bringing together all the significant characters of this era, this civic play resonates the words of indignity and infamy alongside those of Fatherland, Duty, Democracy, and Liberty.
Performance followed by a debate
The performance will be followed by a debate, moderated by director Pierre-Marie Quesseveur. What exactly do we know about Jean Moulin who gave his name to streets and schools and what do we know about the historical events which forged the legend of this great resistance fighter?
Sunday 1is December, Jean-Pierre-Calloc'h room, at 3 p.m. Entry €7. Reservation at the Le Center bar or on Hello asso.
