Young Audience Program for Schools

In this workshop, students learn about the scientific processes at work behind climate change.

In this workshop, students learn about the scientific processes at work behind climate change.

As a lighter version of the monumental installation Les plantamouves originally created for the Centre Pompidou in Paris, this exhibition-workshop combines the tactile whimsy of mobile sculpture with interactive dance, inviting audiences of all ages to engage with more than 240 vibrantly colorful foam pieces through inventive video tutorials.

L’Alliance New York and Studio in a School invite students to discover the work of French-speaking artists and create their own pieces that will be displayed in a new exhibition in L’Alliance New York’s Skyroom.

Scheduled upon request. Date and time subject to availability.

Presented in conjunction with Kimberly Bartosik’s new work, bLUr,  this workshop aims to inspire reflection and community-building through physical movement.  By blending both physical and imaginative exercises, students are invited to explore their  unique histories, memories, and life values.

Based on a semi-autobiographical novel by former teacher and writer François Bégaudeau, The Class explores the dynamics between students and educators of a working-class Parisian neighborhood.  

Created for audiences as young as one year old, this rousing piece for two dancers crafts a graceful, accessible story of contrasting physicality, shared language, and connection across difference.

In this stunning film, four dandelion seeds journey through the cosmos, on an unforgettable adventure to find a new home.

Acclaimed directing partners Valérie Lesort and Christian Hecq reimagine this 17th-century classic for the Comédie-Française as a deliciously relevant class farce complete with fantastical costumes and Balkan-inspired music.