biographies

She trained at the École des Beaux-Arts and then at the Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique in Angers. She also drew inspiration from the performing arts, which she studied at the Braunschweig University of Art in Germany, a school deeply influenced by the teachings of Marina Abramovi?.

In 1999, she founded her own company to develop work at the intersection of theatre, dance and the visual arts. She made a name for herself with her debut production, trop-plein. 
Working alongside a loyal team of actors, dancers and technicians, she has developed her own distinctive stage style through her various productions: happy child (2008), wonderful world (2011), tout semblait immobile (2013), roses (2014) and le bruit des arbres qui tombent (2017) explore the boundaries and shifts between reality and the imagination. 

In 2017, she was invited to the 45th Venice Biennale – an international theatre festival – where she presented four productions and led a masterclass with international performers. 
In 2019, for Occupation Bastille at the Théâtre de la Bastille, the company took over the theatre for a month and a half. This provided an opportunity to revisit part of its repertoire.
In November 2019, she premiered a burlesque trio, aux éclats..., at Le Quai – CDN Angers... 
In July 2021, as part of the 75th Avignon Festival, she brought together seven performers and presented ceux-qui-vont-contre-le-vent at the Cloître des Carmes.
In November 2021, she created nous revivrons with three young performers from 1er Acte (a programme that promotes greater diversity on theatre stages), a free adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s The Man from the Woods, commissioned by the Comédie de Colmar and the TNS in Strasbourg.
In November 2024, she premiered velvet at Le Maillon – Scène Européenne in Strasbourg.
In May 2025, she was invited by Antonio Latella to direct students from the Accademia Nazionale d’Arte Dramatica Silvio d’Amico in Rome: they premiered A.MOR.T, which was performed at La Pelanda in Rome and at the Venice Biennale in June 2025.
In April 2026, at the invitation of La Commune CDN in Aubervilliers, she premiered her first production for all ages, including young audiences, monster parade.

Five of the company’s productions are currently on tour: tout semblait immobile, le bruit des arbres qui tombent, aux éclats…, velvet and monster parade. 

Echoing her stage work, Nathalie Béasse has, since 2005, been developing a series of site-specific performances that she conceives within urban or natural environments. She draws inspiration from a place, a space that she fills with bodies, stories, sounds and light, prompting a fresh perspective on a landscape or a piece of architecture. Seven petites météorites have been created in Angers, Saint-Nazaire and Tremblay-en-France; two have been commissioned for Montluçon and Chambéry for 2027.

Nathalie Béasse has led educational projects and/or productions with students at higher education institutions specialising in the arts (drama conservatoires, the CNDC Angers school, fine arts colleges, the Haute École des Arts du Rhin, etc.). She has also written plays with psychotic teenagers, patients in psychiatric hospitals and prisoners. 

In September–October 2026, she will lead the École des Maîtres, an advanced theatre training programme aimed at fostering relationships between young actors and actresses trained at European drama schools. The project is supported by the Quai-CDN in Angers, the Piccolo Teatro in Milan, the CSS Teatro stabile di innovazione del Friuli Venezia Giulia in Udine, the Comédie de Reims and the Teatro Académico de Gil Vicente in Coimbra.
In 2026–27, the Accademia Nazionale d’Arte Dramatica Silvio d’Amico in Rome invited her once again to create a production with the students, to be staged in May 2027 in Rome and in June 2027 in Spoleto during the Dei Due Mondi festival.

In January and June 2026, Nathalie Béasse was invited by Maison Couture Lemaire to direct the fashion shows for its winter and summer 2027 collections at the Opéra Bastille, followed in September 2026 by the design of the brand’s shop windows in Paris.

Nathalie Béasse is preparing a new production for 2028–2029.

after growing up surrounded by a brase band, boochon refines his training in the conservatoire. He rejoins a wave of post punk becoming a base player for dirty hands, in the same groove as the influential group from Angers : les thugs.

After numerous concerts and 3 albums, boochon, in the same way as Jonathan Richman, composes rock music in French, falsely nieve, alone - at the sametime raw and tender.

He signed with Universal and 2 albums were created as part of this adventure.

Currently he forms the part of the group "des lion pour des lions", a post braseband or chants of dadaiste punchlines to affirm the necessity to humor our vitale trances.

Along side he also writes music for animation films (zob de moor, 1 minute au musée,…) and theatre. He composed and played live on stage for the shows; trop plein, last cowboys, landscape by the company nathalie béasse.

an author, composer, performer for his projects (le voyage de l'homme Apache, Medusa etc.) but also for others (Advertising, Alter K editions, communication agencies, theater etc.). Self-taught in guitar, vocals, piano and studio techniques since 1998. With no preferred style, he experiments over time and follows his desires. Today, he focuses on arranging, orchestrating and touring his immersive show.

trained as an actress at the Ecole de la rue Blanche (interpretation class of Nada Strancar and then Andrzej Seweryn), has collaborated in theater and opera (with Julie Brochen, Jacques Osinski), documentary writing (with Pierre Primetens, Jean-Baptiste Mathieu). She made a documentary essay, "La Maison en chemin." She is a stage director, dramatist, or artistic advisor for circus, dance, theater and street theater projects.

At the theater or in the cinema, she has worked under Michel Didym, Julie Brochen, Jacques Osinski, Denis Parent, Roy Lekus, Françoise Jolivet, Réza Khatibi, Stéphanie Sphyras, Maryline Charrier, Vincent de Cointet, Julien Zidi, Samuel Collardey...

She works regularly with the company nathalie béasse, she performed in nos petites meteorites, tout semblait immobile and ROSES.

in 2011, she created with Ivan Fatjo the duo Madriguera and the duo Work in progress. She also worked in "Spirale", a dance piece by  de Félicette Chazerand. In 2012, she met Satya Roosens with whom she collaborated on the project Fallen Thoughts and also maked a new version of the play Two sink, three floats. In 2014, she participated in the creation of Ils dormaient encore, a dance-theater blend for young audiences staged by Didier de Neck. In 2017 Estelle collaborated for the piece "FF+REW 60.00(REVISITED)"  choreographed by Ann Van Den Broek and toured with the work during 2018.
Currently, she is performing in le bruit des arbres qui tombent from the company nathalie béasse.

a Swiss performer, he trained in France (ENSATT 1998). He became a performer at the National Dramatic Centre of Besançon under the direction of Michel Dubois where he participated in creations based on Ibsen, O'Casey, Barker and Pirandello. From 1999 to 2009, he collaborated with the Jo Bithume Company in Angers. He also played Creon in Medea de Seneca, staged by Z. Gouram at the Théâtre des Amandiers in Nanterre; and performed the monologue Andy and I directed by Josée Drevon. He plays in Liliom staged by Frédéric Bélier-Garcia at the New Theater in Angers and in Cosmos directed by Dorian Rossel at the Vidy-Lausanne Theater. He plays Olaff Blond and Gloria Kino for the Atelier 48 of the Premiers Plans Festival (Angers). He takes on the role of John Cage in Merce Cunningham's How to Pass, Fall and Run under the direction of Robert Swinston.

He is also an actor for television in Kaamelott by Alexandre Astier, Off Prime and Héro Corp by Simon Astier, La Vie Secrète des Jeunes by Riad Sattouf directed by Basile Tronel and the series Pep's directed by Stéphan Kopecky and Denis Thibaud.

Since 2008, he has performed in happy child, wonderful world, tout semblait immobile and ROSES directed by Nathalie Béasse.

actor trained at the Conservatoire d'Angers and INSAS in Brussels, performed under the direction of Claude Yersin, Isabelle Pousseur... and Virginie Fouchault with whom he co-founded the Théâtre d'Air. He is also interested in dance-theater (with Mark Tompkins, Valerie Berthelot) and became one of the performers for the theatre maker and director Nathalie Béasse in happy child, ROSES, le bruit des arbres qui tombent. He also works with Vlan Productions Or not to (after Hamlet) by Anne-Claude Romarie; With Art Zygote Company Assassin Hasse Karlsson (by Henning Mankell) by Valérie Berthelot; With the Banquet d'Avril company Suivre les morts (on the repatriations) of Monique Hervouët. He plays Diana (a transgender) of Arnaud Mercadier in the series Louis (e); Le Tribun in the feature film by Ismaël Ferroukhi Les hommes libres; General Datis in the series Vaincre à Marathon by Fabrice Hourlier for ARTE.

born in Spain he arrived in Buxelles at the age of 19 to prusue his dance training at P.A.R.T.S., the school created by Anne Teresa of Keersmaeder.  
After two microbiotic years, he continued his exploration in contemporary dance at EXERCE in Montpellier. After 7 months with Mathide Monnier, he started to question choreography at ESSAIS in Angers. Following this Pep joins the company nathalie béasse for landcape and also performed in wonderful world.
He started his company CEL RAS in Spain and develops his own research.
Pep works with Laure Bonicel, David Wampach, Alexis Armengol, Nathalie Béasse, Julian Hamylton, Éric Didry, Anne Lopez, Virginie Mirbeau, Fabrice Ramalingom, Philippe Saire and Christian Rizzo (mon amour - 2008, le syndrome ian - 2016).

actor, trained in Denmark at the Aarhus Academy of theatre with Maria Lexa, he has performed for the Radeau theatre / François Tanguy (Orphéon, Les cantates), Catherine Diverrès (Corpus), Madeleine Louarn with the Entresort theatre (Pushkin's Little Tragedies), Marie Vayssière (The Art of the Comedy by Eduardo de Filippo), Massimo Dean of the Kali & Co Company (Richard III, the Titanic) and the Mega Pobec Theater in Evreux In A: O. He also runs his own projects within the company Godot. He met Nathalie Béasse in 2008 and has since performed in all her shows.

began her acting career in 1978 with Daniel Dupont on the set of the Théâtre de l'Alibi in Rennes playing Marivaux, R. Dubillard, H. V. Kleist, Lazarillo de Tormes, Ö V. Horvath, P. Weiss ...With the Centre Dramatique de Lorient / Jean Le Scouarnec, le Théâtre de l'instant de Brest / Bernard Lotti, le Théâtre du Jarnisy de Metz / Didier Patard, le Théâtre des pays de Loire d'Angers / Jean Guichard et Théâtre National de Rennes / Dominique Quehec. She participated in Alban Berg's operatic project Wozzeck directed by Daniel Barenboim at the national operatic theatre of Paris. In 2014 she worked with Nathalie Béasse in ROSES, after Richard III.

An actor trained in the specialized program at the Nantes Conservatory, he graduated in 2012.

During his training, he worked with various directors, actors, and authors, including Laurent Brethome, Virginie Fouchault, Thierry Raynaud, and Sylvain Renard.

He also trained in dance at the National Choreographic Center of Nantes, and performed for La Ribot in Paradistinguidas, as well as for Claude Brumachon in Folie.

He met Nathalie Béasse during his INITIALES year (in partnership with the University Theater of Nantes), where he performed the solo The bloody dog is dead. Following this project, he joined the company nathalie béasse and performed in roses, le bruit des arbres qui tombent, aux éclats, ceux-qui-vont-contre-le-vent, and velvet.

He supports and assists Nathalie Béasse on numerous projects, including the creation of nous revivrons (commissioned by TNS and the Comédie de Colmar), the creation of A.MOR.T (commissioned by the Accademia Silvio d’Amico in Rome), as well as on outreach initiatives and various activities of the company nathalie béasse.

in 1996 Sara completed a degreee in fine art in Rennes and in 1999 gratuated from the Institute of decoration and layout of spaces in Bordeaux, She worked as a interier designer from 1997 to 2003, and then goes on to train in technical lighting for the stage at STAFF in 2003. Sara worked as a lighting technician for the theatre and exhibitions (Lieu Unique, Olympic, Stéréolux, Odyssée, Life, Fuzz'yon, Nouveau pavillon ..) and also for theatre, films and dance, with the following directors Maryline Leray, Marc Tsypkine de Kerblay, Hervé Guilloteau, Nathalie Béasse, Annabelle Sergent, Xavier Marchand, Brice Bernier...

Sara has also worked for muisc projects including; UTOPIC, le collectif ONE NAME, Mathilde Lechat Irène Jacob, François Ripoche, Barbarie Crespin.  

coming from rock and trans electronic music, Cédric "momojee" Maurel is a drummer and percussioniste from Angers. During the 90's and the start of the 00's, he inspiers the identity of the rock group Bell Œil, by his wildly affirming performance, he becomes interested in trans rituels : sénoufo, with iniciatives of Yelemba of Abidjan, qawwali (breathing chants) with Mastana, with Dhols of Jaipur  (ensemble of trans purcussions, ritual rajasthanie) where aïssawa with the fellowship of Rkeb Al Filali in Meknès.
He has trained and experimented through numerous journeys around the world, Momojee finally developed a simple percussion style, powerful, essential and charged with vibrations.
At the heart of Bell Œil (song), of Tamikrest (blues/rock touareg), or more recently with Des Lions pour Des Lions, he deepens his approach towards a rythmic minimalism. definively wild he is inspired by distorted and enriched traditions, Momojee is marked by his post-electronic performances. 

Started his artistic career as a electronic/experimental/post rock musician at the beginning of 2000, at that point regularly recording and publishing his work, either as part of different training programmes or under his own musical identity under French and international music labels. Under the name Atone he has produced/created music and sound scores for both theatre and dance. Firstly for students from the international school of dance in Angers (CNDC D’Angers) and then for choreographic projects for the artists Simonne Rizzo and Aline Landreau which he then became a close collaborator. Beyond the music and sound he also has given support and feedback for the scenography and lighting of the space. 
Antoine is also a technician for both sound and lighting for the following companies; company MAP, Omi Sissi, Rid’z company, Corps Archive or Plateau K among others.
For Nathalie Béasse he has composed the sound score for wonderful world and works as a sound technician.

a painter, trained at the College of Fine Arts in Angers, from which he graduated in 1998. He develops a landscape pictorial work of symbolic character. "This impulse towards the invisible at the heart of my work, brings in its wake attention to the world such as mythology, dreams, childhood, spirituality..."

His work has been the subject of several texts (Philippe Forest), invitations to residency (le lieu unique in Nantes, La Garenne-Lemot in Clisson, Domaine de Kerguéhennec in Brittany, residences in Russia on Lake Baikal and Slovenia) and numerous exhibitions in galleries and art centres. He is the artist of the painting in the show tout semblait immobile.

In parallel, Julien Parsy developed a work of musical composition close to his approach as a painter, ranging from sound atmospheres to folk ballads. He has composed the soundtracks Nathalie Béasse's shows for a decade.

trained at the EDDC in Arnhem (the Netherlands), at the Paris 8 University (Performing Arts) and at the Peter Goss School (Paris). Enticed by a dance anchored in scenery, she has worked since 1997 with the group ex-nihilo (Marseille). She collaborates with various companies or artists as a dancer - Olivier Farge, Régine Chopinot, Andréa Wasaff, Loïc Touzé, Nathalie Béasse and David Rolland - and as an outsider with Les Maladroits (object theatre) groupe Fluo (dance and installation), Les rustines de l’ange (musical show). She has been based in Nantes for about ten years, where she develops dance teaching activities in schools, universities and associations. And recently, has worked with underprivileged communities. 

actress and musician (piano & vocals) trained at the CNR of Tours, she works frequently with the company nathalie béasse (since 2003). She has performed in the shows Trop plein, happy child and tout semblait immobile and in situ goodnight, Sunny and So Sunny. With the Théâtre À Cru company, she has been a performer and composer (since 2006) in il y a quelqu'un, je suis, toi tu serais une fleur et moi à cheval, 8760 heures, Platonov, mais, J'avance et j'efface. She is also an actress in various short films (S.Bodin's l'auberge rouge, L'infante l'âne and l'architecte by L.Recio), and sang and composed in the group 'croque love,' and in one piano-voice duet with Cécile Capozzo. Since 2015, she has taught theater at Tours Conservatoire.