Young Audience - Once Upon a Time

How are stories born? Where do they come from? Two characters in the heart of a library explore this question with the audience. Their goal: to reveal the ingredients of a good story, putting imagination front and center.

Before the show, children are invited to draw freely. Their creations then join the "story machine." Under the amazed gaze of the audience, the actress improvises unique adventures based on the children's sketches and the inventive melodies of her musician partner. Each drawing becomes the starting point for an imaginary journey where humor and poetry blend to delight both young and old.

This participatory moment, gentle and pressure-free, celebrates everyone's creativity. It shows that storytelling is accessible to all and that every idea can come to life through collective imagination.

A special welcome is offered for Sunday morning shows: a Children's Area set up in the cafeteria with games and books, followed by a complimentary snack after the performance to extend the family fun.