Le lycée performances
Theatre Raymond Kabbaz proudly presents a full season of events, offering students and teachers at Le Lycée unique opportunities for public presentation each year. These performances offer a unique opportunity to connect with the community and celebrate its talent and creativity. Don’t miss these vibrant moments on stage!
Holiday Shows
Get into the festive spirit this holiday season! Theatre Raymond Kabbaz is delighted to welcome the holiday performances by the students of Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles.
Sales will open on Monday, November 2nd, 2026 at 10 am.
Le Concours d'Éloquence
With the aim of improving public speaking skills, a dozen students from the Lycée Français de Los Angeles will engage in 3-minute rhetorical battles in front of a jury, which will award the following prizes: Best Speech, Best Performance, and Best Humor. There will also be a People’s Choice Award!
High School Play in English
Tickets are not on sale yet.
SYNOPSIS
When Dashiel Reznor, an arrogant and egocentric murder mystery novelist, arrives at the Bygone Days Artists Retreat, he is ready for some rest, relaxation, and relief... from both his writer’s block and his girlfriend. Upon arrival, however, he discovers his room is occupied by a penniless opera singer named Anna Maria, who refuses to leave.
The other guests are a colorful group of artists: the poet laureate of Wyoming, interpretive dancers, and a woman who thinks she is the last princess of the Romanovs. When someone appears to have been tossed out of a window and found dead below, Detective Binnix is convinced of Dash’s guilt. How can he prove his innocence when everyone is so quick to leap to conclusions? With an unexpected twist, not everything is as it seems in this delightful mystery, and the audience will keep guessing until the very “gotcha” ending!
Middle School Play in English
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CAST LIST
Lead Characters who are on-stage the entire show:
Beck (name changed from Bree) - Jonas Akhavan
Jamie - Ines Dossetti
Zeus – Ivan Sbravati
Hera – Mila Zozor
Hermes – Dany Alymad
Supporting Characters playing multiple roles:
Athena & Greek Chorus (scene 7) - Sophia Keshishyan
Aphrodite, Clotho, Charon, Greek Chorus (scene 6) - Olivia Cochrane
Euryale, Prometheus, Greek Chorus (scene 7) – Eryne Moubarak
Helen, Gorgon High Student, Greek Chorus (scenes 3,6,7) - Emma Pulli
Hades & Epimetheus – Gabriel Pariente
Persephone & Greek Chorus (scene 6) – Sarah Toledo
Demeter, Furie 1, Gorgon High Student, Director – Leela Bessounian-Langham
Medusa, Furie 2, Teacher – Melody Mazlumyan
Apollo, Paris, Greek Chorus (scenes 3 & 6) – Liam Luckier
Pandora, Furie 3, Host, Greek Chorus (scene 3) – Margot Blache
Orpheus, Lachesis, Greek Chorus (scene 3) – Victoria Tucker
Eurydice, Atropos, Greek Chorus (scene 3) – Ramina Azimova
Perseus, Eagle, Greek Chorus (scene 7) – Mariam Jenkins
Andromeda, Producer, Greek Chorus (scenes 6 & 7) - Victoria Jauregui
La Troupe du lycée Français
UN AIR DE FAMILLE
Directed by Mrs. Bryant
comedy by Agnès Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri
Directed by Mrs. Bryant
Assistant director Mr. Marroquin
CAST LIST
DENIS – Sébastien Angevin
YOLANDE – Nathalie Bryant
HENRI – Pascal Valcasara
LA MÈRE – Anabel Garraud
BETTY – Sarah Majeau
PHILIPPE – Mathieu Caponni Brun
A cult comedy by Agnès Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri, Un Air de Famille paints, with humor and sharp wit, the portrait of a family whose bonds can both unite… and suffocate. Adapted for the screen by Cédric Klapisch, the work remains an essential classic of French theater.
Synopsis
In a suburban bistro called Le Père Tranquille, the Mesnard family gathers, as they do every Friday evening. But beneath the surface lie unspoken tensions, small resentments, and awkward misunderstandings that gradually spiral into a full-blown settling of scores.
High School play in french
La première
Directed by Mrs. Bryant
La Première, an absurd dancing comedy inspired by The Line by Israel Horovitz and Art by Yasmina Reza. Featuring texts by Raymond Devos, Jean-Claude Grumberg, Sylvaine Hinglais.
CAST LIST
BILLY – Bella Belizaire
JOANNE – Juliana Bolanos
STEF – Lily Constantin
SERGE – Sacha Delouis
ANNA – Ava Lalo
CARO – Mishka Lemoine
LARA - Lily-Rose Thomas
ZELDA - Zoé Premat
ANNETTE - Romane Waché
DANCERS
Soleil Kim
Lucie Jaffres
Olivia Seixas
Francesca Biasiolo
Stage Crew
Joao Boris
Quincy Pitschka
Camille Plais
Le Concours D'Éloquence
Dans l’optique de s’améliorer dans la prise de parole en public, une douzaine d’étudiantes et étudiants du Lycée Français de Los Angeles vont se livrer à des joutes oratoires de 3 minutes maximum face à un jury qui remettra les prix du Meilleur discours, de la Meilleure performance et du Meilleur humour. Il y aura également le Prix du public !
With the aim of improving public speaking skills, a dozen students from the Lycée Français de Los Angeles will engage in 3-minute rhetorical battles in front of a jury, which will award the following prizes: Best Speech, Best Performance, and Best Humor. There will also be a People’s Choice Award!
The event is a student initiative led by Julian Murchison and Leo Behzad.
Program (order is subject to change)
Julian Murchison (FR): Etre ou avoir ?
Bella Belizaire (FR): Le libre arbitre est-il vraiment libre ?
Quincy Pitschka (ENG): Is free will really free?
Lilly Rose Zozor (FR): Etre ou avoir ?
Amelia Margolies (ENG): Is free will really free?
Clara Stern (FR): Le libre arbitre est-il vraiment libre ?
Lily-Rose Thomas (FR): Etre ou avoir ?
Leila Lucas (ENG): Being or having?
Soraya Ladjili (FR): Le libre arbitre est-il vraiment libre ?
Gavin Reisert (ENG): Is free will really free?
Phoebe Kim (ENG): Being or having?
Tessa Sommerauer (FR): Etre ou avoir ?
Leo Behzad (FR): Le libre arbitre est-il vraiment libre ?
Holiday shows
Get into the festive spirit this holiday season! Theatre Raymond Kabbaz is delighted to welcome the holiday performances by the students of Le Lycée Français de Los Angeles.