In Perwez, the Compagnie Reda is opening its training grounds to the public for an immersive behind-the-scenes experience focusing on ethical horse preparation, humane handling techniques, and trust-building without physical coercion, culminating in a live musical performance as detailed on www.redacreation.com.
Stepping Inside the Training Grounds
Visitors walking onto the Perwez site get a raw, unfiltered look at daily operations. Instead of a polished, closed-door showcase, the team pulls back the curtain on how young and mature animals handle stress, environmental triggers, and human interaction.
Observers can watch trainers handle high-stress scenarios in real-time. Questions from the crowd are welcomed. How do trainers react if a horse panics around fire and bolts? How do they safely retrieve the animal? How do they condition an equine to tolerate smoke or lift a hind leg on command?
These demonstrations highlight a deliberate shift away from traditional, heavy-handed methods.
Replacing Domination with Positive Reinforcement
The core philosophy driving the Perwézienne trainer rejects legacy models built on physical dominance and raw force. Traditional show business has long relied on fear or physical correction to secure compliance, but this environment operates differently.
“À mes yeux, il est important de montrer et d’expliquer pourquoi le cheval me suit. Je pourrais très bien lui faire peur ou le contraindre, le frapper s’il n’obéit pas. Mais ce n’est pas mon truc. S’il part, je me demande où j’ai rendu la situation inconfortable. J’essaie d’une donner envie de rester.”
This commitment to animal welfare stems from witnessing firsthand the darker side of the entertainment industry. While building trust takes considerably more time than applying pressure or fear, the resulting bond is healthier and more resilient.
Visitors this week can witness this exact methodology in action with a two-year-old colt experiencing fire for the very first time. Observers watch the animal’s initial reaction and see how the handler guides the young horse through the unfamiliar sensory experience without triggering panic.
The Human-Equine Connection
Beyond technical training, the open-site event highlights the psychological impact horses have on humans. Scientific research consistently points to equines as powerful catalysts for stress reduction and emotional well-being.
By letting visitors get close, touch the animals, and ask questions, the team bridges the gap between professional performance and public appreciation. It transforms a standard spectator event into an interactive educational workshop.
The Grand Finale: Live Music and Narrative Performance
The immersive day concludes with a structured 45-minute show designed to complement the daytime training insights. This performance weaves an original narrative driven by a live singer-narrator accompanied by musicians performing directly on site.
The production integrates musical elements with the trained behavior of the horses, offering a complete artistic package. For visitors short on time, the organization allows attendees to book entry exclusively for this final evening performance.
Full schedules, ticketing details, and logistical information remain accessible directly through the official portal at www.redacreation.com.
