On Wednesday, May 6th, Patrick Timsit opened the Seuls en Scène festival, which runs until May 9th at L’Ombrière in Uzès.
The fourth edition of the Uzès Seuls en Scène festival started on Wednesday, May 6th, with Alex Lutz’s sold-out show. For the third year in a row, the festival village has been set up in front of L’Ombrière. In a musical (with a DJ set every night) and cozy atmosphere, festival-goers can stroll from one stand to another, grab a bite to eat, and have a drink.
Visitors can enjoy various activities such as a creative badge stand, a glitter stand, a photo booth, a caricature stand, a mentalist on Friday, a slam poet on Friday and Saturday, and food trucks including Joannes Richard, the burger world champion.
Closing the festival will be Philippe Corti on Thursday, May 7th, with the village open from 7 pm to midnight, Friday from 4 pm to 1 am, and Saturday from 6 pm to 1 am. There are still some spots available for events such as Danièle Thompson’s masterclass on Friday, May 8th at 11 am, and the comedy club on the same day at 9 pm with Amandine Lourdel, Yacine Belhousse, Adel Fugazi, Ethan Lallouz, and Denise. Additionally, on Saturday, May 9th at 10 pm, there is the closing night with Philippe Corti, and the proceeds will be donated to the Food Bank of Gard along with the masterclass. Tickets range from €5 to €28.
