Entertainment industry workers including musicians, dancers and artists gathered with their supporters in Nantes, France, on February 13 to protest the lack of work due to the COVID-19 restrictions.

Footage shows many marching together, carrying signs and placards while singing in solidarity.

It was estimated that close to 1,000 people gathered to ask the government to allow entertainment industry workers to return to work.

Many haven't worked for months and are now impoverished by their situation and they call on the government to act.

On february 13th in Nantes, between 1500 and 2000 people protested against sanitary measures that prevent culture workers from being able to work.

On feb 13th, between 1500 and 2000 people, both culture workers and people supporting them gathered in Nantes, France as they ask for the governement to allow them to work again. Because of the sanitary leasures, most of culture workers have not worked for months and fear they won't be able to ever work again if the situation doesn't change.
Multiple perfomanced ponctuated the protests as they marched through the city, applauded by the surrounding crowd

The "Rage de l'art" collective composed of multiple music, danse and artists groups performed during a protest denokncing the sanitary measures in France that prevented them from working for months. Empoverished by their situation, these groups and culture workers as a whole protested for weeks so that governement would allow them to work again.