Following a family accident, Icarus, also known as Courgette, finds himself in a "home for scarred children," where he meets Simon, Ahmed, and the mysterious Camille. In a place where play and poetry become a necessity, they will learn to build themselves, to "rise up," and to "stitch" their hearts back together...

Maria is the daughter of Spanish immigrants who fled Franco's regime to live their dream of freedom in the land of camembert. In Paris, her mother, with the looks of a movie star, works as a cleaner, while her father, always with a glass of red wine in hand, is the caretaker of the Théâtre de la Michodière. The three of them live in a tiny apartment on the top floor of the theater, which was specialized at the time in Boulevard plays. The immediate violence and fantasy that emanate from this trio could have been enough to make Maria an artist. But there is something else... A film school student, she tries to depict her origins in her short films, but in vain. Until the day a fortune teller reveals that a secret weighs on her birth...

It’s the story of a mother willing to do anything for her son to have a fate different from her own. It’s a journey between Sochaux, Hollywood, and Sartrouville.

This creation is an opportunity to return to Andersen's original story: Gerda and Kay are inseparable playmates until the day when, wounded by two shards of a broken mirror, the young boy undergoes a change of character and becomes hot-tempered. He then disappears, kidnapped by the mysterious Snow Queen. With no news of him, Gerda decides to embark on a journey around the world in search of her beloved brother...

Four actors bring to life 35 characters, each one funnier and more endearing than the other. They dance, sing, and immerse us in a contagious euphoria through the true, fascinating, and inspiring story of Léonie Bathiat. Accompanied by three actors and a musician, she takes us to her home in Courbevoie, then to the music hall, theater, and cinema. We traverse the Belle Époque, World War I, the Roaring Twenties. We sing, we dance, everything is aglow, a whirlwind of success, a triumph over her past and a modest life, guided by one thing: freedom!...

Play by Elodie Menant | Directed by Johanna Boyé | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2020 | French Tour 2023 | 2024

Twenty-three characters for six actors excel on the athletics track, within the family circle, or under the spotlight of the Games. Laure Manaudou, Nadal, or Bolt are invited to tell their stories of self-improvement, discouragement, and victories.

Adaptation of the eponymous novel by Karine Tuil | Adaptation by Johanna Boyé et Leslie Menahem | Directed by Johanna Boyé | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2022 | Avignon 2022 | Théâtre Rive Gauche 2022/2023

With a lie, one can go very far, but not come back..."
When Sam Tahar took on the identity of Samuel, his former best friend, to go to New York and pursue a brilliant career at a prestigious law firm, marry the daughter of the main partner, and thus integrate one of the most powerful Jewish families in the country, he did not imagine that his past as a rebellious, violent child from the suburbs, without direction or future, would cross the ocean to catch up with him and reveal the fragile house of cards of his existence, in which he believed he was safe...

Author Agatha Christie | Adaptation Pierre-Alain Leleu | Directed by Ladislas Chollat | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2020 | La Pépinière Théâtre | French Tour

London. A murder has just been committed... Meanwhile, the emotional Mollie and the ordinary Giles Ralston open a guesthouse in the countryside near London... As a snowstorm immobilizes them with their 5 lodgers... the meticulous Inspector Trotter informs them that the murderer is among them.
Thus rises the curtain on the greatest success of the queen of crime, Agatha Christie. Written for Queen Mary's 80th birthday, The Mousetrap has been running continuously in London since 1952.

Author Michel Bellier | Directed by Johanna Boyé | Sound universe by Mehdi Bourayou | Set design by Olivier Prost | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION Avignon 2020 | Théâtre Rive Gauche | French tour 2022 | 2023

men, will have to confront the world of work and endure the injustice reserved for women. But in this seemingly frightening universe, exchange, solidarity, and the possibility of having an opinion emerge. Louise, a militant journalist for the suffragettes, embarks on a libertarian journey that questions each of her friends and offers them a new vision of Woman: independent and free.
A powerful and sensitive play about the birth of feminism, the power of commitment, and the strength of action!

Directed by  Alex Goude | Music by Raphaël Sanchez | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2013 | Palais des Glaces | French tour

Just before the arrival of an apocalyptic storm, a provincial pharmacy brings together a smooth-talking pharmacist and his gullible assistant, a saleswoman whose teeth scratch the floor, and a stranger with horns touching the ceiling, a seductive rapping priest, and a classy mother-in-law who goes off the rails.
Everyone believes they are safe in this ultra-secure store because no one knows that the real cyclone is inside and goes by the sweet name... Marie-Louise.

Author Stéphane Guérin | Directed by  Salomé Villiers | Set design by Georges Vauraz | Music by Raphaël Sanchez | Choreographic Support by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2022 | Comédie Bastille | 2022 | 2023

From a wedding ball to a television studio, from Munich to Mauthausen, six characters will try to decipher the secrets of their family drama through psycho-genealogy.
Between the present and the past, between Austria and France, Marcel, Nelly, Georges, Esther, Pierre, and Hervé attempt to piece together the scattered fragments of the same puzzle.
And what is this great music that sends shivers down the spine and can simultaneously bring beings together?
The body has a memory that we are not always aware of.

Author Georges Feydeau | Adaptation by Johanna Boyé & Pamela Ravassard | Directed by Johanna Boyé | Set design by Jeanne Boujenah | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2017 | Théâtre Actuel | Théâtre 12 ï Théâtre Rive Gauche

The Lady from Maxim's is Feydeau's longest and most important play, with a gallery of twenty-seven characters. The great success of the play lies in the variety of portraits painted by Feydeau, as well as in his incredibly effective writing. This choral piece still resonates today because it presents a tableau of the manners and concerns that agitate a bourgeoisie very concerned with appearances and comfort, but willing to do anything to indulge in pleasure. The Lady from Maxim's also plays with clichés and the divide between Paris and the provinces. Johanna Boyé and Paméla Ravassard have adapted this farce for only seven actors and a musician, who, in a burlesque ballet, will interpret all the characters.

Based on Conan Doyle | Adaptation by Miren Pradier & Gwen Aduh | Directed by Gwen Aduh | Choreography by Johan Nus

CRÉATION 2023 | Théâtre 13e Art

the most naive souls. Once upon a time, there was the vengeance of a terrifying beast with red eyes that spewed fire. Once upon a time, there were six actors who would embody the 15 characters from Conan Doyle's famous novel, as well as a monstrous dog, the horrific killer from Scream, and perhaps other characters!
Once upon a time, there was The Hound of the Baskervilles.