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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 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.
A coach tour to discover three contemporary art centres in the Île-de-France region, with guided visits and encounters with the teams and artists. Suitable for accompanied children aged 7 and up.
A visual and musical show bursting with eccentricity, conceived as a riddle: Madame Olala wanders through a world teeming with images and graphic shapes, where the everyday and the fantastic blend together.
Inspired by Virginia Woolf's Three Guineas, choreographer Maud Blandel creates a collective hallucination for three dancers to overturn established structures and offer another future. Ages 12 and up.