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This workshop aims to guide artists as they explore their innermost creative framework. Here, we choose to replace the verb “to play” with the verb “to be,” and the expression “to be within” with “to let oneself be moved by.”Through a range of carefully calibrated technical exercises—in which speech is initially restricted, or even absent, to ensure that every spoken word arises from a visceral, gut-level necessity—the actor is invited to explore their essence: their silence, their openness, their movement, and their pure presence. How can one be enough for the stage? Simply to be, in order to be authentic. Whether in a poetic, abstract, absurd, dramatic, caricatural, or tragic way… How can one enrich their embodiment and bring a vibrant intensity to their stage presence?Speech is the icing on the cake. Being is the cake. Limited spots available—register now at cbadian@tropiques-atrium.fr---- Herve-Claude Ilin Herve-Claude grew up in Fort-de-France, in the Trenelle-Citron neighborhood. It was at SERMAC, alongside Alex Donote, Lucette Salibur, and Aliou Cisse, that he took his first steps as an actor as a teenager, before continuing his studies in Paris.After completing a preparatory course in literature, he pursued both a degree in English Language and Literature (LLCE) at the Sorbonne and professional acting training at the Hector Berlioz Conservatory. At the same time, he became the director of the theater study group at the Jean Zay university residence in Antony. He then joined the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional / École Supérieure d’Arts Dramatiques de la Ville de Paris (CRR ESAD), first as an acting student and later as a professor. For nearly twenty-five years, Hervé-Claude has been enriching his career through a balance of teaching and creative work. As an actor and director, he has collaborated with numerous theater companies (Opera Clandestin, Casalibus, Les Moissonneuses Batteuses, Opera Paris Outre-Mer, etc.). Tropiques Atrium, 6 rue Jacques Cazotte, Fort-de-France, 0596 70 79 29

Conference: “Protecting Ourselves, Moving About, Becoming Free: Women’s Networks in Saint-Pierre at the End of the Slavery Era,” presented by the Union des Femmes. SCHEDULE: Monday & Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Schoelcher Library, Rue de la Liberté, Fort-de-France, 0596 55 68 30

THURSDAY EVENTS | Lecture and Discussion As part of the Thursday Events series, come meet Fanny Marsot, journalist and author of *Moi, Jenny, pupille de la nation*, for a discussion about her book. Thursday, September 10, 2026, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6th floor of Fort-de-France City Hall City Hall parking lot open and free of charge Thursday Get-Togethers, 6th floor, Administrative Building, City Hall, Fort-de-France, 0596 59 61 33

BEYOND THE PAGES - MEET THE AUTHOR The City of Schoelcher invites you to a literary event with Catherine CAYOL, featuring her book: *Le Club Perfecta Martinique* An event dedicated to literature, sharing, and discussion about the author’s world and her work. Thursday, September 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. Georges de Vassoigne Municipal Library Come meet the author and discover her book during a time of literary exchange and sharing. Georges de Vassoigne Municipal Library, Formerly Espace Osenat, Anse Madame, Schoelcher, 0596 727 620