The Song of the Partisans • A street performance

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Description

A trilingual, musical storytelling walk about women in the Resistance.

Le Chant des Partisanes is a walking performance – a musical, trilingual storytelling walk in French, Lithuanian and Ukrainian – which, through portraits and narratives, brings together the stories of women resistance fighters from the Second World War to the present day.

Poetic, sensitive and moving, it weaves together the stories of French, Lithuanian and Ukrainian women resistance fighters.

Through these stories, the courage and strength of these women raise questions about what resistance might mean. How do we fight against injustice and oppression? And what does it mean to take action? These are questions that resonate so strongly today…

Featuring
Ariane Pawin (France), Milda Varnauskaité (Lithuania), Oksana Zhuravel-Ohorodnyk (Ukraine)

Concept, writing and performance
Ariane Pawin and Milda Varnauskaité

Music
Oksana Ohorodnyk

Assistant director
Abbi Patrix

Production
Cie la Fausta (France) and Pasakotojai (Lithuania)

Co-production
Centre des Arts du Récit, Le Lieu, Lietuvos Nacionalinis Muziejus (National Museum of Lithuania), Maison du Conte.

This project has received support from
Lithuanian Season in France, the Institut Français de Paris, the Lithuanian Cultural Council, the Grenoble-Kaunas Twinning Committee, the Museum of the Resistance and Deportation in Isère, and FEST.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
A walking performance; please be prepared to move around the site between the auditorium, the museum and the outdoor areas

Princing

Full price: 15 €, Reduced price: 10 €, Student: 8 €.

Additional information

Spoken languages

Equipements

Pets

Address
Maison d'Izieu, 70 route de Lambraz, Hameau de Lélinaz, 01300, Izieu
Opening
Sunday 11 October 2026 between 4 pm and 5.30 pm.

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Address
Maison d'Izieu, 70 route de Lambraz, Hameau de Lélinaz, 01300, Izieu
Opening
Sunday 11 October 2026 between 4 pm and 5.30 pm.