Jacou: Solidarity Theater Evening Benefits Local Food Bank

The troupe Les Didascalies presented "A Little Corner of Paradise," with proceeds going to the Jacou solidarity food bank, also marking the departure of its director.

Generic image of a stone town hall facade in the South of France, with a balcony and iron railings, in the afternoon sun.
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Generic image of a stone town hall facade in the South of France, with a balcony and iron railings, in the afternoon sun.

The troupe Les Didascalies of Jacou held a theater evening on October 17th, with proceeds benefiting the town's solidarity food bank, an initiative that also marked the departure of its director, Roland Cholet.

The Jacou troupe Les Didascalies presented "A Little Corner of Paradise" on October 17th, a theatrical comedy whose proceeds were donated to the solidarity food bank of Jacou. The performance attracted numerous spectators.
Since 2004, the adult theater workshop at the MJC of Jacou has offered an original show each year, the result of the collective work of its amateur actors. Over the years, Les Didascalies has become established in the associative and cultural landscape of the town. Beyond the pleasure of gathering around theater, this evening was also marked by solidarity.
Renaud Calvat, mayor of Jacou, accompanied by several municipal elected officials and Sébastien Casy, head of the CCAS, were present to acknowledge and support this initiative, which demonstrates the strong local commitment of residents to solidarity actions. Thanks to the generosity of the spectators, nearly [AMOUNT NOT SPECIFIED] euros were donated to the solidarity food bank.
This performance also marked the departure of Roland Cholet, who had been the director and facilitator of the workshop for 22 years. It was an emotional moment for the actors and the audience, who came to honor his commitment, his passion for theater, and his contribution to the cultural life of Jacou.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Jacou (30/10/2026)