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An interactive show for very young children: Leo, a little robot, sets off on an adventure to find the emotions hidden in the house. Puppets and a colourful set inspired by the Montessori method.
A show for children ages 4 and up, in which witches with a sweet tooth try to get their hands on candy, with the arrival of Uncle François. Parents and children laugh, dream and get swept up in it.
A sensory discovery show for very young children and their families: in a forest full of music, puppet animals look for a house where they can feel at home, each one introducing an instrument.
A contemporary adaptation of the "Mahabharata" by Pauline Bayle, with an all-female cast, exploring the hatred between two clans and violence. Ages 15 and up.
Guitar students from the conservatory take part in the Roland Dyens Guitar Festival in the skaï, with a recital and a guitar concerto.
Classical guitar concert: Qianzheng Wang and Gabriele Imbesi in the first part, then Tania Chagnot as soloist in Roland Dyens's Concerto in B, accompanied by a guitar ensemble.
A tender, poetic show for very young children: when bedtime comes, Léa boards a mysterious sailboat for a sensory and musical journey where dreams come to life.
A puppet show for children aged 4 and up: Brenna, a clumsy fairy banished from the fairy kingdom, tries to adapt to our world with the help of the children.
Australian quintet Alpha Wolf present their self-produced third album, Half Living Things, with devastating energy and catchy, off-kilter choruses.
A 1,200 m² horror walkthrough show, performed in total darkness by live actors, for a new Halloween season in Montreuil. For adults and older teenagers only.