Cric-Croc

Description

Murielle Tenger and Marie-Emmanuelle Perruchoud: Concept and performers; Baptiste Ebener: Design and technical assistance; Fred Mudry: external consultant; Fanny Pélichet: stage design. Two sisters enter the stage to tell the story of a wild crocodile that spreads fear and terror in the savannah, before the stork, the hippopotamus, and the meerkat join forces to make its bite ineffective. Between object theater, clownish play, and music, the piece offers a true palette of emotions without ever falling into moralism. The piece is closely linked to a cultural mediation approach and ends with an exchange with the young audience. Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Theater for young audiences from 4 years old
• Interactive elements with the audience
• Mix of object theater, clownish play, and music

General Information

Cric-Croc is a children's theater play that tells the story of a wild crocodile. It takes place at Espace Parallèle in St-Maurice and offers an emotional journey without moral preaching, including an exchange with young viewers.

Location

Route Cantonale 5, 1890 St-Maurice, Switzerland

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