by admin_tdf_les | May 20, 2022
With Dracula, the Orchestre National de Jazz offers its first show for young audiences. Somewhere between a musical tale and an opera, the story of the famous vampire is an ideal entry point for bringing jazz to a child’s level. Revisited by two actresses and...
by admin_tdf_les | May 20, 2022
Earthbound is a monologue for an actress and an animalia of animatronic creatures. Inspired by the essay Staying with the Trouble by the American philosopher Donna Haraway, the play explores the main themes of contemporary eco-feminism. Set in a science fiction...
by admin_tdf_les | May 20, 2022
With Faune, Adrien M & Claire B and the graphic studio Brest Brest Brest invite themselves into the public space. 10 posters are displayed in the theatre and in the town of Sceaux. They draw a playful route in the form of a treasure hunt in the heart of the urban...
by admin_tdf_les | May 20, 2022
Xie Xin, a leading figure in Chinese contemporary dance, delivers a sober and extremely elegant ballet in From IN. The show has its origins in calligraphy, whose lines are a metaphor for encounter, exchange and sharing, in opposition to the perils of individualism....
by admin_tdf_les | May 20, 2022
Almost everyone knows the story by the Grimm brothers. It is about a brother and sister, abandoned by their parents in the forest, and soon confronted by an anthropophagous witch. Igor Mendjisky uses this storyline to plunge us into the imaginary world of childhood,...
