Pinocchio

A talking log is not trivial. And when old Gepetto transforms her into a puppet and it starts to live, it becomes extraordinary. - Elée Company

A talking log is not trivial. And when old Gepetto transforms her into a puppet and it starts to live, it becomes extraordinary. Especially since this puppet named Pinocchio turns out to be a prankster and immediately embarks on funny adventures. Ignoring the wise advice of the Talking Cricket, he will be hanged, imprisoned, transformed into a donkey, eaten by a great white shark and then will end up becoming a real little boy.

In an Art Fair setting animated by many colorful paintings, this show rich in twists and turns mixes masks, puppets and Chinese shadows.

More than a story to entertain children Carlo Collodi gives us a subversive text, where learning about life is born of love, experimentation and mistakes; where disobedience is not relegated to the rank of bad deeds but appears as a necessity to grow and finally incarnate as a human being.

Distribution:

According to Carlo Collodi

Adaptation & staging: Alexandre Tourneur

Interpretation Alexandre Tourneur, Clothilde Daniault (or Charlotte Fabre or Amélie Gonin or Mathilde Puget)

Masks: Marie Muyard

Costumes: Anne Ruault

Decor & Music: Alexandre Tourneur

Illustration: Jonathan Bousmar

Broadcaster: Hélène Henri-Dréan

Young Public in school session open to all depending on the places available.