Les enfantines - Sylvain GAGNIER

With Sylvain Gagner, the young audience season sets sail. His shows invite children to enter into storytelling through very different paths: a turtle who never gives up, encounter and agreement, journeys from island to island, or a stopover in the Japanese imagination. Stories to listen to, laugh at, be amazed by, and travel with.

10:30 AM, D'Île en Île, une escale japonaise (for children aged 0 to 3) Each island becomes a world to discover, with its characters, its landscapes, and its surprises.

A show that plays with the idea of travel and reminds us that stories are also vessels: you just have to get on board to go somewhere else. 2:00 PM, Tortue têtue (for children over 5) She moves slowly. Very slowly.

But the turtle knows what she wants, and she doesn't intend to give up. A story where slowness becomes a strength and where determination allows one to overcome obstacles.

A show that reminds children that you don't have to be the fastest, the biggest, or the strongest to reach the end of your path. 3:15 PM, Accord à contes (for children aged 3 to 6) To tell a story is to enter into a relationship.

It will be about stories that speak of encounter, listening, and cooperation. Storytelling becomes a playground where everyone must find their place and where we discover that doing things together sometimes requires knowing how to listen to others.