13.10.26 - 16.10.26

Festival Fusée Francophone

France

À propos

Initiative du Théâtre des Doms, le FFF résulte de la coopération entre des territoires francophones, avec pour objectif la promotion d'œuvres internationales auprès du jeune public.

Durant trois jours, à Avignon, le festival Fusée Francophone accueille ainsi les professionnel·le·s des arts de la scène jeune public internationale mais également les écoles. Une parenthèse joyeuse, créative et inspirante qui met en lumière des artistes et des projets créatifs venus du monde entier (Québec, Suisse, France, Luxembourg et Belgique) autour du jeune public.

Partenaires

Le CALQ (Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec), Corodis, Ekla, La Montagne Magique, la Région Grand Est, Kultur|Lx, la Roseraie, la Tribu, Maison Théâtre, Pierre de Lune, Pro Helvetia, Région Sud, Réseau Tigre et WBTD ( Wallonie-Bruxelles Théâtre et Danse).

Le Canard et la Tulipe

Ages 7 and up

One day, by the pond, a duck comes across a strange figure clad in black gloves…
‘Who are you? And why are you following me like my shadow?’ he asks.

In a setting as uncluttered as the pages of Wolf Erlbruch’s book, Paul and Violette explore, with humour and simplicity, the great mystery that is death.

There are no answers, but a journey that oscillates between light-heartedness and gravity, reminding us at every moment that life is precious, beautiful and fragile.

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Léon

In a small suburban flat, Léon, a lonely old man, dreams of reconnecting with others. As he prepares a meal, his everyday life is transformed: vegetables, kitchen utensils and inanimate objects come to life, drawing him into a poetic and colourful fantasy world. Through this escapade between a gloomy reality and a vibrant imagination, Léon rediscovers a long-forgotten vitality, blending laughter, tenderness and moments suspended in time. But this magical interlude gives way to a poignant reflection on the loneliness of older people.

This multi-technique puppet show, inspired by black theatre and bunraku, invites children aged 6 and over and their families to explore, with delicacy and wonder, the often-hidden treasures of the generations that came before us.

Set against a backdrop of silence and spellbinding sound effects, Léon is an ode to social connection, to listening, and to the poetry of everyday life. A unique intergenerational experience, full of humanity and emotion.