Who said philosophy was for grown-ups? The company Les Oyates draws on musical storytelling, puppetry, and a theatre of objects to give young children a poetic first glimpse of this discipline. On a snowy night, a little girl finds herself alone, troubled by a thousand questions. From questions to answers, the child gradually learns to think and grow. Seated as close as possible to the stage, around a sheltering tree, the young spectators discover that which binds us to our own personal stories.
Writing and directing: Marie Levavasseur
Dramaturgy: Mariette Navarro
Acting: Amélie Roman/Justine Cambon (alternating), Gaëlle Moquay/Gaëlle Fraysse/Adeline-Fleur Baude (alternating)
alternating)
Actor/musician: Rémy Chatton/Eric Recordier (alternating)
Lighting design: Hervé Gary
Set design: Dorothée Ruge
Puppet direction and construction: Julien Aillet
Costumes and props: Morgane Dufour
Lighting and sound: Julien Bouzillé / Vincent Masschelein (alternating)
Construction: Alexandre Herman
Production : Compagnie Les Oyates (anciennement Tourneboulé)
Coproduction : Culture Commune, Scène Nationale du Bassin Minier du Pas-de-Calais, le Centre André Malraux à Hazebrouck, l’Espace Georges Brassens à St Martin-Boulogne et la Maison de l'Art et de la Communication de Sallaumines.
Thanks to : La Ville de Béthune, la Ville de Lille - Maison Folie Wazemmes et Maison Folie Moulins, le Zeppelin à Saint-André, la Manivelle Théâtre, Le Grand Bleu – ENPDA, la Ville de Lambersart et le Théâtre de l'Aventure à Hem.
The Cie Les Oyates (formerly Tourneboulé) is supported by the Ministère de la Culture / Direction régionale des affaires culturelles Hauts-de-France, as part of the aid to companies under contract with the Région Hauts-de- France, and the Département du Pas-de-Calais.