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Laurence Bolé Wears the Colors of Kanaky on Stage

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Photo Jérôme Dominé She is the first Kanak to have integrated a National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, that of Montpellier. Laurence Bolé has realized her teenage dream: to be an actress. Portrait of an actress who fights for the recognition of Kanak culture and for the emancipation of the young people of her island. Laurence Bolé grew up in Touho, located in the North Province, on the east coast of New Caledonia, 330 kilometers north of Nouméa,…
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Photo Jérôme Dominé She is the first Kanak to have integrated a National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, that of Montpellier. Laurence Bolé has realized her teenage dream: to be an actress. Portrait of an actress who fights for the recognition of Kanak culture and for the emancipation of the young people of her island. Laurence Bolé grew up in Touho, located in the North Province, on the east coast of New Caledonia, 330 kilometers north of Nouméa,…

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Sceneweb broke the news on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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