The Familles Rurales dance gala took place on Sunday afternoon, November 8th, at the Espace Jean Ferrat. The show, conceived and choreographed by teacher Claire Destrieux, immersed the audience in a life-sized investigation centered around a mysterious murder in a Victorian manor, evoking the hushed atmosphere of the 1920s.
The numerous and captivated spectators followed the unfolding plot with suspense, invited to participate in solving the enigma to identify the culprit and the murder weapon.
A total of 25 tastefully choreographed scenes were presented, featuring engaging music and colorful, stylish costumes perfectly in harmony with the "so British" theme. Emotion and wonder filled this November 8th event, which concluded with thunderous applause.
Great praise was given to the students, choreographer Claire Destrieux, the backstage "little fairies," the fathers for logistics, Nadine, a pillar of the association present year-round for the smooth running of classes and rehearsals, all volunteers, and the President of Familles Rurales, Isabelle Rousseau, for the organization and success of this beautiful gala, postponed from June due to the heatwave.
The next gala is scheduled for late May 2027.
