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Bitty Adrien

Bitty Adrien is a family invested in creating bridges, through visual arts, theatre and cinema, between cultures.

Projects

  • 1995-2005
    • Actor, 
      • Acting in various plays over Les Rencontres à La Cartoucherie de Vincennes
      • Mefiez Vous de La Pierre à Barbe written by Ahmed Madani
      • Le Songe d'une Nuit d'éte by Shakespeare
  • 2009
    • Communication & PR Assistant, Théatre de La Tempête
    • Assistant, Poetry Event by Nazim Hikmet, with Carolyn Carlson directed by Philippe Adrien
    • Exhibition for Eugénie Bitty, Maison de Houphouet Boigny, Paris
  • 2021
    • June, Collective Exhibition, Expo 3 Femmes 3 Artistes 3 Axes, Maison Muller, Paris
    • December, Exhibition Solo, La Maison d'à Côté, Théatre de l'Épée de Bois, Cartoucherie de Vincennes, Paris
    • December, Christmas Market with Eugénie Bitty Creation
    • C'est Beau et C'est Triste à La Fois, lecture
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