Amélie Dahmani-Moussa, General Secretary of L’arc, strives to discover and present shows that will appeal to the public. Born in Strasbourg, she grew up in Briançon, Le Mans, and Lille. She studied at “Sciences Po” in the northern historic capital, where she integrated the first Master in Culture. Her career began at the national scene “Le Tandem” in Arras and Douai, where she managed territorial projects.
Seeking a new professional challenge in culture, she moved to Creusot to become the General Secretary of L’arc. Amélie is responsible for coordinating public relations, ticketing, communication, and audience relations. In her third season at L’arc in Creusot, she is delighted with the new ventures, especially regarding the circus.
Despite financial challenges in cultural funding, Amélie notes that Creusot has maintained its support from the Region, Department, and the town, unlike other places such as Le Mans. She remains optimistic about the future of L’arc and is committed to serving the public. Amélie is happy when the audience appreciates the programming choices made, and she prefers to focus on future projects rather than dwell on past successes. She encourages attendance at upcoming shows like “Je crois que dehors c’est le printemps” and “Trois contes et quelques” with promises of strong emotions and laughter.
Looking ahead, Amélie assures that the 2026-2027 season at L’arc is well underway, with over 60% planned. However, the full details are yet to be revealed.
Context: Amélie Dahmani-Moussa is a cultural professional working as the General Secretary of L’arc in Creusot. She is responsible for coordinating various aspects of the cultural institution’s operations. Fact Check: The article mentions a season in 2026-2027, which is likely a typographical error as it refers to a date in the future.
