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A dramatic comedy by Véronique Torres after Santiago Carlos Oves, performed by the Compagnie Théâtre sur Cour, directed by Jean-François Lecomte. An unemployed son reunites with his 78-year-old mother and rediscovers her mischievous wisdom.
A tour and workshop at the Maison Berthe Morisot for children aged 8 to 10: after discovering the artist, they complete a work seen during the tour using coloured pencils.
Loosely inspired by Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilyich, RIP is a funny, offbeat show about the meaning of death and life, to see as a family from age 10.
Very loosely inspired by a short story by Leo Tolstoy, RIP is a wild fantasy on the meaning of death, and therefore of life. With humour, Collectif Attention Fragile tackles our relationship with our mortal condition, our illusions of omnipotence, spirituality, ritual and memory.
The Chernobyl disaster of 1986 told through portraits of the residents of Pripyat, between exile, nostalgia and dreams. A fantastical and documentary tale, for ages 10 and up.
A lyrical diptych bringing together Puccini's La Bohème and Verdi's La Traviata, staged by Carmelo Agnello, which sets two heroines and their tragic fate side by side.
An interactive show in which Captain Micka leads children and adults alike into his pirate world in search of hidden treasure, with humour, magic and laughter.