Ribambelle et Bouts de Ficelle

From September 5th to November 15th Additional date on November 11th Saturday/Sunday and every day during holidays * Closed on Mondays At 10:30 AM From 2 years old What can you do with a string of objects

From September 5th to November 15th

Additional date on November 11th

Saturday/Sunday and every day during holidays * Closed on Mondays

At 10:30 AM

From 2 years old

What can you do with a string of objects, stories, songs, and a few bits of string? A funny and rhythmic musical show that rhymes poetry with fantasy. How so? A snail riding a motorbike! A ladybird on a swing! And why not chatty fish! What? There are some in this show too! As well as an imaginative cat, jealous hens, two mischievous chicks, a few raindrops, the breath of the wind, a string of umbrellas and hats... all wrapped up in smiles, poetry, and songs. Duration 35 min

Cie Midi 2

Concept, writing and performance: Marc Doumèche

Direction and set design: Madeleine Mallaret

The press says:

"Radio, the transistor, wireless telegraphy and French chanson… A whole sound, musical and visual universe from the 1950s recreated on stage by a character somewhere between a clown and a poet, with the air of Jacques Tati, Charles Trenet or Yves Montand. Listening to his transistor, melodies or weather forecasts, he performs a few dance steps, sings, braves rain and wind, takes care of his imaginary bestiary (tea-ball mice, frame dog, funnel hens, boot ladybird, roller-skate snail...), plays an extraordinary instrument (small organ)… A solo where the comedian, singer and manipulator of his small theatre of objects, delicate, quirky and comical, walks the tightrope of sung poetry, awakens a colourful past and does not hesitate to play with whimsical situations, close to the absurd. To see with the little ones. " Télérama sortir TTT

"...A world where frogs don't like water and where mice take shelter under umbrellas. Rhythmed by the songs of Charles Trenet, Nino Ferrer or Yves Montand, the show is a tender tribute to a whole collective imagination of French chanson. Thirty