The project "Two seasons on stage" is a mobility and artistic creation initiative that brings together 8 young people from Rennes (France) and 8 young people from Cordoba (Spain) over two weeks in july 2026 and february 2027. By implementing this project, we want to create a space for intercultural meeting where the theater will be a vector of dialogue and sharing of individualities. We wish to offer these young people an itinerant experience that develops their autonomy, deconstructs stereotypes and strengthens a feeling of European citizenship. The objectives of this exchange are as follows: • Promote autonomy and empowerment: we use transnational mobility as a lever for young people to appropriate the codes of travel and develop logistical and human skills essential for their adult life. • Encourage active and citizen participation in collective life: the project aims to transform young people into actors of their own journey by involving them in the definition of activities and the creation of a collective narrative. This strengthens their sense of belonging to the European Union and their democratic commitment. • Create new spaces for dialogue: we support young people in the intercultural dialogue essential for the creation of a democratic and egalitarian society. This exchange offers them new means of communication to confront other systems of values and references. • Promote inclusion and accessibility: by removing financial barriers (free internship) and language barriers (use of body work and object theater), we allow young people with varied profiles to meet on an equal footing. • Supporting the experience of the sensitive: we use artistic expression and the sensitive as tools for personal fulfillment and legitimization of their speech. • Valuing non-formal learning: we help young people to identify, document and have acquired skills recognized (creativity, teamwork, intercultural communication) to facilitate their future socio-professional integration. In summary, this project aims to use non-formal education and living arts to build a "common cultural heritage" and give young people the confidence and skills to build tomorrow’s society.