The project La Troie luxembourgeoise is an intergenerational theatrical and musical creation led by the non-profit organisation Kultrun. Inspired by Luxembourg’s mining history in the early 20th century, the play sheds light on the often-overlooked role of women in that context. Written by Jean Portante, it brought together children, young people, and adults on stage in a collaborative artistic process.

Through theatre and music workshops, young participants aged 10 to 25 have been fully involved in the creation—as performers, musicians, and character developers. The project combined artistic education, personal expression, and the transmission of memory, while celebrating the country’s cultural heritage.