Casimir draws from a tale imagined by Grégoire Solotareff. The story begins with an encounter that makes a whole village of elves talk. How did Casimir and his family get here? Then, why did they leave so quickly? The answer floated in the air, as cold as a winter night: they were pushed outside. On stage, three actors manipulate figurines and lend their voices to them. In this ingenious forest setting – the hollow of an apple tree that has become a miniature hamlet – the company unfolds a story where humor rubs shoulders with disorder. Behind the fantasy, this fable evokes hospitality, but also human weaknesses such as jealousy or exclusion reflexes.
Around the show
Story Time Wed. 19 May at 4:30 PM
A proposal from the Médiathèque de Villeneuve d'Ascq on the theme of difference and racism.
The wind rose, Villeneuve d'Ascq
Free, by reservation
more info: jauger@larose.fr
THE BOOKSTORE LES LISIÈRES
Wed. May 19th before and after the show
Offers you a selection of books about exclusion, racism, discrimination and the works of Grégoire Solotareff