Moving images and voice
Eager to explore the moment when children learn language, Awena Burgess and Marie Girardin weave the thread of a show while poetry that plays with the musicality of the language and breathes wild breath into the alphabet. Launched on the trail of a mysterious bird who has come to leave a message, they transmit with delight the pleasure of having fun with a sound or a meaning.
Two slightly offbeat ornithologists set out on the trail of the bird they were observing and which suddenly disappeared. What does the mysterious traces he leaves behind mean? Is he writing, as they think, a poem with his legs? Their tracking takes them through a forest, where they will meet many unexpected people. Each one of them will transform the way they are in the world
A large nest-hut, cocoon and window open to the world offers a meeting space between the performers and the public nearby. From animated images and shadow games, in dialogue with voice and song, this openwork shelter becomes the setting for an unexpected journey where a funny bestiary invites himself who also has his word to say. A joyful chirp that resonates for a long time.
Distribution: Collectif Maw Maw
Conception, writing and play Awena Burgess and Marie Girardin Direction de jeu Sylvain Blanchard Dramaturgie Camille Trouvé Scenography Brice Berthoud Image et ombre Jonas Coutancier, Marie Girardin and Amélie Madeline Music and singing Awena Burgess and Daniel Mizrahi Sound accessories Benoît Poulain Costumes Séverine Thiébault Lumière Louis De Pasquale Nest construction Thomas Longhi and Pierre Pinson de Cahute Textile creation Lune Dominguez assisted by Jade Bourdeaux, Paula Fréson and Mathilde Infant Construction of accessories Marta Perreira Régie Marina Cousseau. With the precious collaboration of Marie-Pascale Dubé, David Lacomblez, Martina Rodriguez.
Duration: 35 min
All ages from 3 years
Session reserved for school audiences
Bus line 879, 882 stops Place
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