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Fondée par Eva Doumbia, la Compagnie La Part du Pauvre Nana Triban oeuvre à la construction d’un théâtre à la diversité des récits
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Compagnie La Part du Pauvre Nana Triban is a theatre company founded in Marseille in 2000 by director Eva Doumbia. Its work is guided by a commitment to building a theatre that reflects the diversity of stories from France and around the world. The company creates and presents original productions, including works that draw on historical archives, personal correspondence and contemporary social experiences. Its repertoire includes Chasselay, Autophagies, Le iench and Germaine et Sarah 1943, with performances touring to theatres and festivals in France and abroad.
The company also develops participatory projects, such as Devoirs surveillés, a continuing theatrical series that began in Elbeuf and has since appeared in Avignon and Montreuil. Its activities include the Afropea Nomade festival and events rooted in local communities, including storytelling gatherings. The company is associated with the Théâtre des Bains Douches in Elbeuf, where audiences can attend events free by reservation. Its work is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and the organization shares updates, practical information and news about performances through its website and social channels.
The La Part du Pauvre name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of La Part du Pauvre and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by La Part du Pauvre. Their use is subject to La Part du Pauvre's brand guidelines.
