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Sábado 1 junio, 15:00Passed
Juny 2024
Dissabte 1
15:00 - 16:00

Show «Take the seed» of the company of the Miscellaneas

Show «Take the seed» of the company of the Miscellaneas
Sábado 1 junio, 15:00Passed
© Compagnie des Miscellanées

Come and sit on the lawn of the orchard of the Carmel to attend a theatrical and literary show, between one-man-show burlesque and poetic-lexicographic delirium. Humor guaranteed!
«Learn from it» is a wagon and a peddler, and two matchmakers who invite you to enrich the biodiversity of your vocabulary, to sand your semantic fields, and to sow words: rare, wild, beautiful or strange. One is singing to the voice and the other with his hands, one puts you full eyes, the other full esgourdes. And if their gouaille is common, they also sow words and signs endemic to deaf or hearing culture so that everyone can find salt and meaning proper to his language. In practice: Verger du Carmel – 34/36 rue des Capucins, 80100 Abbeville – duration: approximately 40 minutes - Without reservation

Types of events
Spectacle / Reading
2024 Theme
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Conditions for participation
Free entrance
Type of audience
General public

About the location

Jardins du carmel
34-36, rue des Capucins, 80100 Abbeville, Somme, Hauts-de-France
  • Somme
  • Hauts-de-France
The gardens of the Carmel, created originally by the Brothers Capuchin friars(Capuchins), were reorganized during the XIXth and XXth centuries by the Carmelites who developed in particular food-producing gardens (kitchen garden and orchards) there as well as the production of flowers. The city entrtient since 1999 these gardens as well as the buildings which it purchased from the sisters.
[STOP_TRANSLATION]Le jardin d'Emonville a été créé au XIXème siècle par la famille Foucques d'Emonville qui habita la propriété jusqu'en 1880\. Différents membres de cette illustre famille abbevilloise façonnèrent au fur et à mesure le terrain pour qu'il devienne un jardin d'agrément au milieu duquel Arthur d'Emonville fit bâtir son hôtel particulier. La ville d'Abbeville acheta, au décès de M. d'Emonville, l'ensemble immobilier et paysager pour en faire un jardin public et y installer le musée d'Abbeville et du Ponthieu au sein de l'hôtel particulier. le jardin anglo-chinois est depuis ouvert au public qui peut y admirer entre autres un arboretum remarquable et des massifs de mosaïculture. Ce jardin a été récemment labellisé "jardin remarquable" en 2013 par le Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication.
© Jardins du Carmel.
Tags
French garden, Vegetable garden, orchard i Public garden