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Le Frankosceny se transforme et devient une nouvelle aventure culturelle, le Nové Scény. Dans un désir toujours plus fort d'ouvrir nos événements à une majorité de jeunes européen.ne.s et d'accentuer davantage les échanges multilingues et interculturels, nous vous proposons deux rendez-vous : le Velké Scény (anciennement le Frankosceny) et le Malé Scény. NOVÉ SCÉNY Nové Scény Un projet européen par le Théâtre de l’Imprévu LES FESTIVALS Festivals VELKÉ SCÉNY Anciennement "Frankoscény", ce festival rassemble des troupes lycéennes francophones de différents pays , à Pardubice en République tchèque. Pendant quatre jours , venez découvrir des spectacles amateurs, des profesionnel.le.s du monde des arts et vous ouvrir à d'autres cultures. Pour en savoir davantage, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée à cet événement en cliquant ici. MALÉ SCÉNY Pour la première fois en 2026, ce festival rassemble des collégien.ne.s francophiles du monde entier , à Pardubice en République tchèque. Pendant trois jours , venez découvrir des spectacles amateurs, des profesionnel.le.s du monde des arts et vous ouvrir à d'autres cultures. Pour en savoir davantage, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée à cet événement en cliquant ici. LES CONCOURS DE LECTURE À VOIX HAUTE RÉPUBLIQUE TCHÈQUE (Re)Découvrez la poésie francophone dans le cadre de ce concours à destination des collégien.ne.s et lycéen.ne.s. Travaillez l'expression orale, l'imaginaire et la création en réalisant une capsule vidéo sur laquelle les finalistes seront sélectionnés. Pour en savoir davantage, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée à cet événement en cliquant ici . UKRAINE En 2026, le concours de lecture à voix haute revient en Ukraine . (Re)Découvrez la poésie francophone dans le cadre de ce concours à destination des collégien.ne.s et lycéen.ne.s . Travaillez l'expression orale, l'imaginaire et la création en réalisant une capsule vidéo sur laquelle les finalistes seront sélectionnés. Pour en savoir davantage, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée à cet événement en cliquant ici . NOS ACTUALITÉS Découvrez le corpus du concours de lecture à voix haute 2026 Visionnez l'aftermovie du Frankoscény 2025 Visionnez les capsules du concours de lecture à voix haute 2025 NOS PARTENAIRES To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

ON EN PARLE ... ÉDITION 2025 Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Radio Prague International À ÉCOUTER La République du Centre Radio Prague International - LAVH À ÉCOUTER Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. 4ÈME ÉPISODE RÉSUMÉ : Recontrez notre nouvelle service civique Cécile Costa, qui s’occupe cette année de la 6e édition de notre festival de théâtre lycéen francophone, le Frankoscény. Dans cet entretien, Cécile nous raconte son quotidien au sein de la compagnie, ses missions ainsi que la place du théâtre dans sa vie. Belle écoute ! 7ÈME ÉPISODE RÉSUMÉ : Notre festival débute dans 5 jours et à cette occasion nous échangeons avec la marraine de cette 6e édition Markéta Hodouskova. Elle nous parle de son lien avec la culture française et la francophonie, de son rôle de marraine et de sa rencontre avec Eric Cénat. Belle écoute ! 8ÈME ÉPISODE RÉSUMÉ : Notre volontaire service civique, Cécile Costa, nous parle de ce qui l'a tout particulièrement marqué pendant ces trois jours de festivité, de l'importance de l'existence de projets européens et de ses envies futures. Belle écoute ! ÉDITION 2024 Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. La République du Centre Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Épisode spécial "FRANKOSCÉNY" RÉSUMÉ : Nous échangeons avec notre volontaire en service civique, Gaïa Colombe qui nous parle de ses missions, de l'organisation du festival et de son arrivée à Pardubice, en République Tchèque. Belle écoute ! 9ÈME ÉPISODE RÉSUMÉ : À l’occasion du lancement de la 5e édition de notre festival "Frankosceny" jeudi 25 avril, nous avons la chance et la joie d’échanger avec le parrain de cette édition Sergii Ieromin, directeur du Centre de langue et culture française Paris-IF, Ivano-Frankivsk en Ukraine. Il nous partage son amour pour la langue et la culture française, nous parle de son travail et de comment il parvient encore, malgré la guerre, à maintenir une vie culturelle. Belle écoute ! ÉDITIO N 2023 Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. ÉDITION 2022 Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project.

DEVENEZ PARTENAIRE DU PROJET Téléchargez notre brochure en cliquant sur les icônes pour découvrir en quoi le Nové Scény est un beau projet international et culturel à soutenir, comment votre organisation peut nous aider, et ce que nous pouvons vous proposer en échange de votre soutien ! Cliquez sur l'icône ci-dessus pour télécharger notre brochure en français. Click on the icon above to upload our booklet in English. Contactez-nous THE GUEST ARTIST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

VELKÉ SCÉNY 13 - 16 avril 2026 THE GODMOTHER Markéta Hodoušková Director of the Czech-In Film Festival and Kino Visegrad Markéta Hodoušková was born in Prague and holds a Master's degree in Audiovisual and Cinema from the Sorbonne and a Bachelor's degree in Translation from Charles University in Prague. She has contributed to the writing of French subtitles for more than 25 Czech films. She has also served as the General Director of the International Confederation of Arthouses (CICAE). She is now a member of several European initiatives, including the Paris Council of Europeans, the Observatory of Cultural Diversity, Film New Europe, and the European Network for Cinema and Media Studies. In 2009, she founded the Czech-In Film Festival in Paris , which aims to promote Czech and Slovak cinema to the French public. In 2014, she also created Kino Visegrad , an agency promoting Central, Eastern and Balkan European cinema in France. THE GUEST ARTIST Laura Segré-Cenat Actress She trained at ESCA in Asnières S/Seine, from which she graduated in 2016. She began her professional career at the age of 19 at the Théâtre de l'Imprévu. She has performed in several shows with different directors: Philippe Baronnet ( Maladie de la jeunesse ), Dominique Lurcel ( Nathan le Sage ), Bruno Bonjeau ( Et dans le trou de mon cœur, le monde entier ), Arnaud Guillou ( Butterfly, L'Envol ), as well as in collective creations, emerging companies with her actor partners met at school: Mathieu Barché ( Hiver and Je suis le vent by Jon Fosse), Adrien Guitton ( L'Aile Déchirée by A.Guitton) immersive theater with La Grande Suite ( Eva Carmen Jarriau )… She has performed several times at the Théâtre de l'Épée de Bois at the Cartoucherie in Vincennes, at the Cent Quatre, at the Théâtre Gilgamesh Belleville in Avignon, at the Grand Parquet, at the Comédie de Caen, etc. Within the Théâtre de l'Imprévu, she played the role of Laura in The Glass Menagerie by T. Williams directed by Éric Cénat and plays in the company's latest creation: Dorphé aux enfers, Orléans 69 a text by Luc Tartar, directed by Eric Cénat at the CDNO in Orléans. In 2024 she conceived, wrote and performed her first one-woman show Bowie comme Bowie . In 2025, she reprised the role of the Child in the play Une Vie, là-bas by Jacques Dupont, directed by Éric Cénat. THE GUEST ARTIST Laura Segré-Cenat Actress She trained at ESCA in Asnières S/Seine, from which she graduated in 2016. She began her professional career at the age of 19 at the Théâtre de l'Imprévu. She has performed in several shows with different directors: Philippe Baronnet ( Maladie de la jeunesse ), Dominique Lurcel ( Nathan le Sage ), Bruno Bonjeau ( Et dans le trou de mon cœur, le monde entier ), Arnaud Guillou ( Butterfly, L'Envol ), as well as in collective creations, emerging companies with her actor partners met at school: Mathieu Barché ( Hiver and Je suis le vent by Jon Fosse), Adrien Guitton ( L'Aile Déchirée by A.Guitton) immersive theater with La Grande Suite ( Eva Carmen Jarriau )… She has performed several times at the Théâtre de l'Épée de Bois at the Cartoucherie in Vincennes, at the Cent Quatre, at the Théâtre Gilgamesh Belleville in Avignon, at the Grand Parquet, at the Comédie de Caen, etc. Within the Théâtre de l'Imprévu, she played the role of Laura in The Glass Menagerie by T. Williams directed by Éric Cénat and plays in the company's latest creation: Dorphé aux enfers, Orléans 69 a text by Luc Tartar, directed by Eric Cénat at the CDNO in Orléans. In 2024 she conceived, wrote and performed her first one-woman show Bowie comme Bowie . In 2025, she reprised the role of the Child in the play Une Vie, là-bas by Jacques Dupont, directed by Éric Cénat. THE GUEST ARTIST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

PRÉSENTATION DU FESTIVAL Ancre 1 Velké Scény anciennement Frankoscény Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Édition 2025 2024 REPORT 2022 Edition 2022 REVIEW 2024 Edition 2024 REPORT 2020 Edition 2020 REVIEW 2023 Edition 2023 REPORT 2019 Edition 2019 REVIEW Lieux emblématiques The Theatre - Small stage At Divadla 2703, Pardubice Troop shows, rehearsals, professional show L'Alliance Française de Pardubice Klášterní 54, 530 02 Pardubice I Rencontres artistiques Menu Nové Scény Close Général Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Contact Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Edition 2025 2024 Edition 2023 Edition Nouvelle page 2020 Edition Nouvelle page Nouvelle page READING ALOUD Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Nouvelle page 2022 Edition 2019 Edition Services Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Nouvelle page Nouvelle page LEGAL NOTICES Nouvelle page Résultats de recherche "Nous souhaitons montrer la dimension universelle du théâtre et l'importance de la francophonie et son rayonnement à travers le monde." Éric Cénat - directeur artistique du Nové Scény

MALÉ SCÉNY 12 - 13 avril 2026 THE GODMOTHER Markéta Hodoušková Director of the Czech-In Film Festival and Kino Visegrad Markéta Hodoušková was born in Prague and holds a Master's degree in Audiovisual and Cinema from the Sorbonne and a Bachelor's degree in Translation from Charles University in Prague. She has contributed to the writing of French subtitles for more than 25 Czech films. She has also served as the General Director of the International Confederation of Arthouses (CICAE). She is now a member of several European initiatives, including the Paris Council of Europeans, the Observatory of Cultural Diversity, Film New Europe, and the European Network for Cinema and Media Studies. In 2009, she founded the Czech-In Film Festival in Paris , which aims to promote Czech and Slovak cinema to the French public. In 2014, she also created Kino Visegrad , an agency promoting Central, Eastern and Balkan European cinema in France. THE GUEST ARTIST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

BIBLIOTHÈQUE MULTIMÉDIAS Pensée comme un espace de découverte et de partage, cette nouvelle bibliothèque multimédia vous invite à découvrir les auteur·trice·s du corpus 2026 du LAVH, ainsi que les pièces présentées par les troupes participantes aux festivals. Vous y trouverez également un podcast, qui donne la parole à celles et ceux qui font vivre les festivals et les concours de lecture à voix haute, en République tchèque et en Ukraine. Enfin, une chaîne YouTube enrichie de vidéos et de contenus exclusifs vient compléter cette offre pour prolonger l’expérience en ligne. À LIRE SUR SCÈNE Plongez dans l’univers des auteur·trice·s sélectionné·e·s pour le corpus du LAVH 2026, et découvrez aussi les pièces choisies par les troupes pour le Malé et le Velké Scény ! À ÉCOUTER PODCAST Découvrez le podcast Nové Scény : des échanges avec les artistes des festivals, les parrains et marraines et peut-être même quelques membres des troupes participantes ! Branchez-vous, écoutez et partagez autour de vous ! À REGARDER CHAÎNE YOUTUBE La nouvelle chaîne YouTube Nové Scény est en ligne ! Tu y trouveras des interviews d’artistes, des conseils pratiques pour te préparer à la lecture à voix haute, ainsi que des astuces pour jouer à Malá Scéna. Une vraie boîte à outils pour progresser, s’inspirer et entrer dans les coulisses des festivals !

ON EN PARLE ... ÉDITION 2025 Frankoscény is an international, non-competitive French-speaking high school theatre festival , organised and supported by Éric Cénat, director of the Théâtre de l' Imprévu company ( Centre-Val de Loire, France) and co-organised by the Alliance française de Pardubice (Czech Republic). Created in 2019 with the support of the European and International Cooperation Service of the Centre-Val de Loire Region, it now brings together French-speaking and Francophile amateur high school troupes from different countries, such as the Czech Republic of course, but also Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Tunisia and for the first time in 2024, Canada. These various troupes meet in Pardubice for three days , which are organized around the performance of the students' shows, round tables and artistic practice workshops. These highlights are enhanced by three evenings placed under the sign of the Francophonie and artistic exchange. On the first evening, the festival offers an "open stage" where participants can present, in a free form, what they wish to share with the other troupes. The second evening is made way for the professional show, proposed each year by the guest artist. And to close the festivities, a festive evening is organized to continue to encourage exchanges and celebrate the end of this human and artistic adventure. Thus, the Frankoscény not only offers young participants the opportunity to perform on a real theatre stage (East Bohemian Theatre), but also allows them to benefit from varied artistic training, through workshops led by professionals. Resolutely focused on Europe, the festival places the human and civic dimension at the heart of its project. Radio Prague International - LAVH À ÉCOUTER

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CONCOURS NATIONAL DE LECTURE À VOIX HAUTE #6 Sous le haut patronage du Ministère de l'Éducation de la Jeunesse et des Sports Theme : POEMS OF EUROPE

Frankoscény #2 online edition April 17, 18, 19, 2020 NATIONAL READING OUT LOUD COMPETITION #3 Theme : LOVE&FRIENDSHIP.ES NATIONAL READING OUT LOUD COMPETITION #2 Thème : LA PAIX, C'EST L'ENGAGEMENT Finale : 30 mai 2018 à l'Institut français de Prague NATIONAL READING ALOUD CONTEST #1 Thème : VOYAGES, VOYAGES Finale : juin 2017 à l'Institut français de Prague

FRANKOSCÉNY#5 April 25-26-27, 2024 THE PROGRAM PARTICIPATING TROOPS - 2024 edition Hradec Kralové - Czech Republic Bistrita - Romania Tunis - Tunisia Olomouc - Czech Republic Friday April 26 - Professional show Where did the Man on the Motorcycle go? Celine Caussimon Where did the Man with the Motorcycle go? refers to Edith Piaf's song, L'homme à la moto. Remember, at the end of the song, we only see his panties, "his boots, his black leather jacket with an eagle on the back" but not the motorcycle or its driver. In her show, Céline Caussimon plays Inspector Mélodie, from the BAC (Brigade d'Activité dans la Chanson) who decides to conduct a musical investigation through French song from the 60s to the present day. THE GODMOTHER Le jeudi soir, les différentes troupes ont pris part à une scène ouverte, où chacune a eu carte blanche pendant 5 minutes pour proposer une performance de leur choix. L'occasion pour elles de présenter un aspect de leur culture au public international du Frankoscény ! Le samedi soir, c'était la soirée de clôture, un moment festif pour les participant.e.s avant de se quitter ! ARTISTIC PRACTICE WORKSHOPS During the festival, artistic practice workshops will be offered to participating troupes, supervised by professional French artists . THE GODFATHER Celine Caussimon Director of the Paris-IF French Language and Culture Center, Ivano-Frankivsk in Ukraine. Sergii Ieromin Sergii IEROMIN was born on August 20, 1965 in Kostiantynivka, Ukraine. After studying at the University of Horlivka, he taught French in the Luhansk region. He contributed to the founding of the Alliance Française of Luhansk, where he was President and then Director between 1996 and 2014. He then became Deputy Director of the Alliance Française of Odessa from 2016 to 2017. He contributed to the founding of Paris-IF, which he has directed since February 2018, with the challenge of having it labeled Alliance Française. Very involved in teaching, he has been a French teacher in Ukraine since 1989 and has written 2 French textbooks for Ukrainian students whose use has been validated by the Ministry of National Education. In 2006, he received the decoration and title of Elite Professor of Ukrainian National Education and then became Knight of the Academic Palms of French National Education in 2014. Sergii is an important figure for cultural and linguistic cooperation between France and Ukraine. For example, he organizes the first days of the French language and culture. THE GUEST ARTIST Celine Caussimon Singer, actress , author celinecaussimon.com Céline CAUSSIMON is an actress, author and singer. She started writing at a very young age. Already in primary school, she wrote short plays that she then performed with her classmates. She has recorded 4 albums including Le moral des ménages (2007) which was awarded "Coup de Coeur" by the Académie Charles Cros. She regularly leads writing and song workshops. Since 1996, she has toured French-speaking countries such as France, Canada, Switzerland and Belgium. In 2019, she created the show Where did the Man on the Motorcycle go ? VOLUNTEER IN CIVIC SERVICE Gaia Collombe Gaïa COLLOMBE was recruited as a volunteer on a civic service mission by the Théâtre de l'Imprévu to ensure, alongside the Imprévu team, the organization of the 2024 edition of the Frankoscény festival. With a professional degree in Communication Professions specializing in events, she has a particular interest in events, particularly in the cultural sector. She also had the opportunity to do theater when she was a high school student and to attend the Avignon festival in 2022. Starting in January 2024, she will be working from the Alliance Française in Pardubice. Naturally curious, she is very enthusiastic about discovering the Czech Republic and everyday life in Pardubice. According to her, living in another country is a very enriching human and cultural experience. ARTISTIC PRACTICE WORKSHOPS VOLUNTEER IN CIVIC SERVICE La sixième édition du Frankoscény est placée sous le haut patronage du Parlement européen, de la Région Centre-Val de Loire, de la Région de Pardubice, de l'Ambassade de France en République tchèque, de l'Institut français de Prague ainsi que du Ministère de l'Éducation de la Jeunesse et des Sports.