Children's show features sensitive rabbit
A new children's performance titled Kakamü is currently being held at the Trois Baudets 2 Vues. The show follows the story of Kakamü, a sensitive little rabbit who is afraid of noises, fast gestures, and fixed gazes. After deciding to leave his home, Kakamü embarks on a journey to unknown planets, meeting unique beings who help him grow. This information comes from a press release.Modern take on Shakespearean themes
At the Comédie Saint Michel, a contemporary version of “The dream of a summer night” is being performed. The production explores themes of dreams, magic, and theater, revisiting them in the context of contemporary social realities. The performance touches on topics such as trance, romantic madness, and the desire to escape a reality dominated by false appearances.Multiverse and alter egos explored
At La Pop, a performance titled “That’s the Way the Cookie Crumbles” is exploring whether thinking about the multiverse can help relativize our view of the world. The show also addresses how to take care of one's alter egos. The performance features a voice singing and a screen lighting up, with cities such as Agrigente, Liège, and possibly New York overlapping.Comedic performance challenges modern life
At the Divine Comedy, Nathalie Boileau is performing a show in which she gives everything except the recipe. The performance is described as having overflowing energy, delightful bad faith, and limitless self-deprecation. Boileau is exploring the woman of the 21st century, dynamiting relationships between men and women, the contradictions of the era, and daily little neuroses. The show is described as addressing the theme of being eight billion people.
