Each year, our “End of Season” celebration brings together a series of events designed to showcase the incredible efforts and talents of our program participants. This vibrant celebration spans multiple disciplines, reflecting the diverse range of skills and creativity nurtured within our community.

The celebration kicks off with dynamic performances from our Dance Program, where participants exhibit a variety of styles and techniques they have mastered over the year. The Theater Program for adults presents thought-provoking plays that highlight both classical and contemporary works, showcasing the depth and versatility of our actors.

Our Audio-Visual Arts Program participants amaze the audience with their innovative short films and documentaries, a testament to their storytelling prowess and technical skills. The Graffiti Program transforms ordinary spaces into vibrant canvases, reflecting powerful messages and artistic expressions. Additionally, the robotics segment demonstrates the ingenuity and problem-solving abilities of our participants, who bring their mechanical creations to life.

For our younger participants, the Theater for Kids program delights with charming performances that capture the imagination and energy of youth. The Rhythm and Drawing programs provide a glimpse into the creative processes behind music and visual arts, while the Handcraft program displays intricate and beautiful handmade works.

This year, we are proud to include showcases from our various clubs. The Japorea Club brings a unique blend of cultural performances and activities, celebrating the rich traditions and contemporary trends of Japanese pop culture. The Cinelab Club offers an evening of cinematic delights, including screenings of member-produced films and engaging film quizzes. The Game Room Club adds an element of interactive fun, with participants and guests enjoying a variety of games that test both skill and strategy.

Throughout the celebration, our participants are encouraged to invite their families and friends, creating a supportive and festive atmosphere. This not only provides a larger audience for their work but also strengthens the sense of community and shared achievement.

The festivities conclude with a ceremony where participants are awarded certificates, recognizing their hard work, dedication, and the progress they have made over the year. This moment of recognition is not only a source of pride for the participants but also for their families and the entire community. It celebrates the journey of growth and the collective effort that makes our programs successful.

The “End of Season” celebration is more than just a series of performances and presentations; it is a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and community. It encapsulates the joy and pride of seeing hard work come to fruition and provides an opportunity to honor the remarkable talents and dedication of all our participants. Sharing these moments with friends and loved ones makes the celebration truly unforgettable, leaving a lasting impact on everyone involved.

Written  by Otmane Hemdani

Participants of AV Program

CREATIVE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS -END OF SEASON-

At the end of each season, the participants make their final touches and celebrate with performances, exhibitions, and projections. LABO SOCIAL CULTURAL PROGRAMS OF CREATIVE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT have brightened our lives, brought communities together, and revealed the profound beauty of human expression through art. We express our heartfelt gratitude to all the participants who made this season a remarkable success. As we look ahead, we carry the spirit of art within us, forever thankful for the magic it has brought into our lives.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF KIDS PROGRAMS

As we wrap up another enriching season of our kids’ programs (Theater, Rhythm, Drawing, and Handcraft), we celebrate the growth and joy experienced by our young participants. This season finale features a theater play, a rhythm show a robots competition and an exhibition of visual arts.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF THEATER PROGRAM

Our theatrical program will captivate audiences with performances that showcase our actors’ dedication and authenticity. Te theater piece “Cuuuut!” will showcase the learning made throw a story treating human vanity in relationships and criticism of modern mass media.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF STREET ART PROGRAM

Once again, the street art program will bring the walls to life with a vibrant array of colors and joy. The participants will exhibit their final “gallery” artworks and work together on a big graffiti mural.

END OF MUSIC RESIDENCIES 

Our stage will be revitalized by the dynamic performances of our artists, captivating the audience with electrifying energy and infectious vibes. The RnB duo “212” will present to the public their released first album of 6 singles and Nahawan world music band will showcase their two new songs.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF THE AUDIOVISUAL PROGRAM

Filmmaking, acting and editing are integral parts of the audiovisual program. This year, our participants will showcase their learnings through multiple production. In total, fourteen short and experimental movies and docs will be screening in LABO to the public.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF DANCE PROGRAM

After 4 years of enriching the local scene with dozens of creative dancers who many of them has forged big names in the local and international market, this season we have fixed the goal to create a new generation of professional dancers in three years. With dedication and determination, our participants are honing their skills and pouring their hearts into their routines, ensuring that the final show will inspire other youngsters to join the dance movement.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF JAPOREA CLUB

Our Asiatic culture Club JAPOREA is gearing up for the end-of-season by organizing an event that summarizes the year’s work for their community especially for Cosplay, music, dance and theatrical exhibition. The club is also inviting other artists and collectives and artists from different regions to participate in the activities and to create a solid network for Asian culture lovers.

END OF SEASON EVENT OF CINELAB

Beside its recent creation (November 2023) CineLab Club has succeeded to ressemble over 20 cinema passionate member and has offered to a wild public a serie of projection-debate. In those End of Season days, the club wants to organise an event for their fans offering immersive film projections of the clubs production, interactive quizzes, and role-play games.

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Live Room Association is pleased to announce you the launching of its first delegation in Europe and which will take place in Barcelona as a non-profit organization registered in Barcelona and governed by the laws of the province of Catalunya. By this project we are aiming to strengthen the bridge Sud-North that we’re building in the MENA region and to develop our future youth exchange activities with Europe and our immigration and human rights topic’s actions…

Several meetings took place in Tangier, Barcelona and online since November 2023 where the project’s co-founder and executive Omar has motivated four other persons to join the project. They have also discussed during those meetings the future mission of Live Room Barcelona, its objectives and organization. Anna Martinez Roig, performed artist and social worker, was designed President of the board of this structure; Imane Moutawakil, Lawyer and social activist, was designed its General Secretary; Omar Mok’s was designed the Treasurer; Asaad Ben Ahmed, IT engineer, coach of martial arts and performing artist, was designed the Vice president and finally Oumar Sarr, musician and social worker was designed the board adviser.

During this month, two meetings were hold in place with potential partners like “Tus Danzas Casq Antic”, “AIDA ONG” and “La Xixa Theater Compagnie” to discuss further ways of collaboration especially in the field of the integration of immigrant in vulnerable situation through artistic actions. We also collaborated with La Xixa Nie for the animation of a theater of oppressed workshop with 22 young immigrant as part of an international project called “Rassif”.

To be continued…

The Blabla+ series was back in its 7th episode on December, 15th to try to answer to the question: Bullying.. Funny or Not?!

BlaBla+ is an interactive show where we study social topics and treat it from several angles : sarcastically and seriously through different opinions (speakers, polls, sidewalks, web buzz, etc). So after the six past episodes we found that many people suffer from bullying while many others think that it’s normal. Also, it figured out that bullying can cause many psychologic and social problems.

It was also an opportunity to discover and discuss with our special guest “Prencissa Tanja” who hah been anounced lately on the top of the national buzz because of the cyber bullyers.

As usual, the Blabla+ team never relents to press the issue in the funniest way possible through interviews, social media videos, polls etc. In other words, this seventh episode brought with it merriment, joy, fun, and a cool interactive talk among an audience that widely varies in age groups. In fact, both adults and youths have had a cheerful experience discussing some of the most critical thoughts in the social environment nowadays. We have also anounced to the audience that this will be the last episode of the BlaBla+ series as we know it and it that it might transform into a different type of podcast with wider audience.

The annual Live Room Christmas returned on Saturday evening, December 23rd. It was just Live Room Project’s 8th anniversary. As a matter of fact, it was an evening that reflected love, fun, acceptance, tolerance, and a family growth over the years that outnumbered expectations.

Also, Live Room Project has never made a show into a political statement but, in real, recent world events and the tragedy that’s been taking place in Palestine did impact the theme of the evening. It was an opportunity for LABO team, and its experimental theatre group to share a message of compassion and solidarity through a beautiful piece of theatre which was exhibited first, and was closed with an outstanding choir hymn performed by participants, coaches, kids, and team members. In other words, it caught emotion.

However, the show soon morphed into fun and celebration. More explicitly, the team members had been challenged in a singing competition which was all but talent. Indeed, it was funny in anyway one can imagine. At last, it became a party of a “little kid” who’s just turned eight; it was Live Room Project birthday. After all, and like always, people could share an experience to remember, an evening to tell stories about, and a sense of belonging to a big family.