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A new theatre piece by Joël Pommerat, performed by the Compagnie Louis Brouillard: the secret, intense friendship of two teenage girls, between dreams, nightmares and a fantasy world. Ages 13 and up.
A choral show by Ahmed Madani blending theater, music, dance and video, based on young people's accounts of their commitments. Ages 15 and up.
An intimate time of exchange with director Ahmed Madani, around a friendly brunch, to discover the behind the scenes of the creation of "Nous les minuscules" (Us the Tiny Ones) and ask all your questions.
The early music ensemble Canticum Novum celebrates its 30th anniversary with the creation of Kosmòs!, a sound journey blending early music, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern traditions, with oud player Khaled Aljaramani and singer Landy Andriamboavonjy.
A wild and joyful adaptation of the tale "Un chat botté" (Puss in Boots), performed by two actors who play every role, with live Gypsy music by violinist Eric Slabiak. Ages 6 and up.
A parent-child philosophy meetup led by Dominique Paquet, playwright and philosopher, to think together about the question: is cheating a good way to get what you want? A moment of friendly dialogue for the whole family, ages 6 and up.
Alone in France with her sick mother, nine-year-old Valentina becomes her interpreter and reshapes words to soften reality. A tale about the love between mother and daughter, in French and Romanian with surtitles, ages 10 and up.
Two explorer-singers set off in search of a disappeared bird, in a nest-cabin where animated images, songs and soundscapes invite young audience members on a poetic quest around language. Ages 3 and up.
A humorous theatrical lecture by Jérôme Rouger on the art of being a spectator: the behaviour, rituals and quirks of theatre audiences, analysed with wit.