Le loup et Pierre – Crash test

Fanny Catel & Jean-Noël Françoise ? conception, interpretation
Camille Hamel ? external view
Julie Ménard ? text
Jean-Noël Françoise ? musical creation

Now Pierre is crying. He's all alone in his room in the dark, and he's crying. Oh yeah! Because no matter how much Pierre says he doesn't give a damn about his grandfather, that he's not a baby anymore and that he's not afraid of the wolf, he's still crying.
And that's exactly when I come out of the woodwork.

A retelling of Prokofiev's world-famous tale, in which we realize that the wickedest man may not be the one we think. As this is our first young audience, we need children to be our partners in Crash Test. Children who can tell us if it's too scary, or not at all, if we don't understand anything, or if it's crystal clear, and then why the lady talks like that, and who's he, and I love the duck he's so much fun, but the she-wolf I'm not sure about, and the grandfather?

What is a Crash Test?
The Crash Test is an opportunity to meet artists at a different stage of their creative journey. The artists are free to present whatever they like: a piece of scenery, a reading, an attempt at choreography, all interspersed with conversations and debates with the audience, in a great pile-up of creative ideas.

Ages 9 and up.

• Base rate : Prix libre