Marlaguette

A modern Little Red Riding Hood, adapted from the famous Père Castor tale, to laugh, shiver, and be moved by in song. Marlaguette is the story of a resourceful little girl who isn't afraid to walk in the forest and who takes down the wolf who intended to eat her.

But Marlaguette has a kind heart and takes care of the beast, until the wolf himself becomes friends with the little girl.

By Marie Colmont With: Pauline Paris, Simon Bensa Directed by: Thierry Jahn The Press says: Figaroscope – very pretty melodies to tell the story of the friendship between Marlaguette and the wolf. Télérama – Comical, tender, and beautifully orchestrated.

Théâtral Magazine – An ingenious staging, a tree full of surprises, two enthusiastic performers. And above all, delightful, their tunes, alternately bluesy or more rhythmic. Causette – A real treat for adults and especially for children, who don't hesitate to sing. And cry wolf!

com – The staging is inventive, likely to elicit children's "ooohs", but it doesn't take them for fools and doesn't hesitate to scare them when the story calls for it, a bit like a Miyazaki cartoon. This makes the subtly moral ending all the more enjoyable.

Entry to the Parc de Bagatelle, a "remarkable garden" label from the City of Paris, is free for spectators with a ticket for a show at Les Culturelles de Bagatelle and its orangery, designated a prestigious venue by the City of Paris.