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Porphyre

Photo : Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour

Nov 5–6

Porphyre

Step into a tapestry of scattered stories and human fragments that echo across time and space. This immersive experience offers a moving meditation on resilience, making it a must-see for those seeking art that truly speaks to the soul.

Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour (Paris 16th)

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Porphyre comes to the Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour in the 16th arrondissement for two performances on November 5 and 6, 2026. This play constructs a mosaic of stories and human presence to examine the ways we resist violence and envision peace. By connecting these disparate fragments across time and space, the performance invites the audience into a thoughtful exploration of human resilience. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring a welcoming environment for all. Join this unique theatrical event for an evening of artistic inquiry in the heart of the city.

Porphyre will then take the form of a mosaic of fragments, narratives, and presences that respond to each other across time and space. By bringing these fragments of humanity into dialogue, the piece will explore different ways of resisting violence and thinking about peace.

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Porphyre presents a mosaic of fragments and narratives that converse with one another across time and space. Through this dialogue of human experiences, the play investigates different methods of resisting violence and contemplates the nature of peace.

The show takes place at the Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour on rue du Général Malleterre. You may attend on Thursday, November 5, or Friday, November 6, 2026, with the performance running from 20:00 to 21:45.

Tickets are priced between 11.30 and 13.30 euros. Reservations are required and can be made in person, by phone, or by email. The performance space is fully accessible to wheelchair users.

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