International Exchanges
The Studio JLMB is actively engaged in a European network of partnerships with leading higher education institutions in the performing arts. These exchanges offer our students the opportunity to collaborate with peers and faculty from across Europe, broaden their artistic practice through exposure to diverse theatrical traditions, and begin building an international professional network from the outset of their training.
For our partners, these collaborations are an opportunity to create meaningful artistic dialogue, share pedagogical approaches, and develop lasting connections between institutions.
Current and upcoming partners: — HKU University of the Arts Utrecht (Netherlands) — Erasmus exchange in 2023 — Teaterhögskolan i Malmö, Lund University (Sweden) — exchange planned for May 2027 — additional partnerships are currently in development
International students
The Studio JLMB welcomes international students seeking to undertake a period of training within our programme. We are actively developing bilateral partnerships with European higher education institutions that share our artistic vision and pedagogical approach.
In 2023, as part of our Erasmus partnership with HKU University of the Arts Utrecht (Netherlands), we welcomed Beaudé Hendriks, a third-year student at HKU, for a three-month residency. Fully integrated into our training, he worked alongside our students and faculty, an experience that proved equally enriching for everyone involved.
Previous Exchanges
2024 Exchange
Workshop led by Hovnatan Avédikian on the poetry of Missak Manouchian
Supported by Théâtre de la Cité Internationale (Quentin Fondu and Marc Le Glatin), Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe (Stéphane Braunschweig and Chloé Réjon), and Espace Sorano (Angélique Lagarde and Célia Bacchini).
With:
Manon Gillouard, Romy Lamaère, Evan Mellah, Missou Salmon-Sans, Juliette Vanherpe (Group 23/25), Léa Casadamont (20/22), Hippolyte Jurado (JLMB Open Class), Anahit Ghazaryan, Armen Arshaluysyan, Mariné Petoyan, Garnik Nikolyan, Hayk Rchtouni, Christine Grigoryan, Nvard Dudukchyan, Serguey Torikyan, Sona Proyan, Vahé Vanyan (Bilingual Dramatic Arts Workshop), and Naré Hakobyan (Aix-Marseille University).
Performance photos: Jean-Luc Lamaère
2023 Exchange
Workshop led by Igor Mendjisky on the adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984
Supported by Lavoir Moderne Parisien (Zakariae Heddouchi and Julien Favart).
With:
Jan Czul, Côme Fanton d'Andon, Aurélien Piffaretti (Group 19/21), Côme Luquet, Fabien Saez-Ollivier (20/22), Tristan Meunier (21/23), Jeanne Coupu, Audrey Duchemann, Elena Peirce, Jelena Arrouas, Constance Rigaudière, Mathilde de Closets (22/24), Beaudé Hendriks (HKU Utrecht School of the Arts, Netherlands), Joséphine Vauvillé (Paris-Nanterre University), Tatève Hakobyan, Victoria Gasparyan, Sona Kankanyan, Khatchik Darbinyan, Gnoun Martirosyan, Anna Poghosyan, Séda Mkrtchyan, and Narek Haroutyunyan (Bilingual Dramatic Arts Workshop).
2022 Exchange
Workshop led by Gaëtan Gauvain on Seism by Duncan MacMillan
Work conducted with Yveline Hamon and Jonathan Heckel.
Supported by Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe (Stéphane Braunschweig and Chloé Réjon).
With:
Valentine Allen, Léonie Béraud, Jérôme Bocquet, Jules Boutteville, Védian Campo, Léa Casadamont, Melchior Dinand, Salomé Joly, Gabriel Le Roux, Côme Luquet, Alix Oliveau, Floriane Royon, Fabien Saez-Ollivier, Bérengère Seven, Noé Simon (Group 20/22), Krystina Danielyan, Lena Galstyan, Nadezhda Israelyan, Youra Kirakosyan, Narek Minassian, and Krystine Simonyan (Bilingual Dramatic Arts Workshop).
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