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Culture September 17, 2026

A Fire in the Night

Culture September 17, 2026

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A Fire in the Night, by the Compagnie Chamane Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 8:30 p.m. Scène Vauban Prices: €8 / €4 / culture card – online ticketing and tickets available at the door on the night of the performance Written and performed by: Cédric Henninot and Etienne Malard Lighting, sound, and set design: Rémy Dursin and Marc Zegrodzki Stage management: Marc Zegrodzki and Rémy Dursin For over a century, off the path that runs along the southern coast, the lighthouse has been casting its blinding light. During a shift change, John Duffy, the lighthouse keeper, crosses paths with Arthur Gallagher, a young lighthouse keeper. A storm forces them to stay together on site for several weeks. Battered by rain and fierce winds, the islet becomes a place of confidences, violence, and revelations. A guardian of both light and truth, the lighthouse—like memories—will bring these two men, whom everything seems to drive apart, back to shore. Supported by the Théâtre des 3 Chênes (Le Quesnoy), the Théâtre Jean Ferrat (Fourmies), the Théâtre de Chambre 232U (Aulnoye-Aymeries), La Gare Numérique (Jeumont), the Théâtre des Forges (Trith-Saint-Léger), the City of Le Quesnoy, the Nord Department, and the Hauts-de-France region For information and reservations, contact the Gravelines Cultural Services Department: 03 28 24 85 65 – serviceculture@ville-gravelines.fr Facebook Gravelines Scène Vauban

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