Festival "La Rue des Enfants" à Montcuq: Les spectacles tout public

"Métaphysique de basse-cour" by Ginger Compagnie / Jennifer François (46). Theater, music and acrobatics on a hen cage Ages 5 and up. 30 min. Saturday, September 9 at 11:00 am and 3:00 pm in the high school courtyard. A hen wakes up one day with a strange idea in her head: What's the point of laying eggs? What is the meaning of this infinite cycle of life? The meaning of a hen?s life is quite a trick. It could be hopeless, but it?s not. With the help of a music-loving farmer, she turns it into something beautiful and joyful, and takes you and the whole barnyard along for the ride. Joining the useless to the pleasurable, or making the pleasurable indispensable, is the mission of this extraordinary hen. "Muzik Box" by compagnie Rouge à Rêves - Evidanse (46) Clown dance All audiences. 55 min. Saturday, September 9 at 11:15 am and Sunday, September 10 at 3:15 pm in the college courtyard. Two lost boxes. Music boxes? Memory boxes? Inside each of them, trapped in a sad merry-go-round, two characters come to life, build themselves up and try to break their solitude? Until the mechanism breaks down, and the two destinies intersect and merge around the same quest: freedom. The most beautiful of dances opens up, that of life, and we willingly let ourselves be carried along by the two dancers, as touching as they are crazy. A beautiful universe to discover! Contemporary gesture, hip-hop energy, jazz musicality, tinged with theatricality and humor, it's reminiscent of silent cinema and burlesque. A delight for young and old alike! "L'être recommandé" by Carnage Productions (31) Street theater. All audiences. 60 min. Saturday, September 9 at 11:30 am, Place de la Halle aux Grains and Sunday, September 10 at 3:00 pm in the main courtyard of the children's home Arti, a felting artist for generations, has set himself the task of beautifying and coloring all faces tarnished by the gray of ambient gloom? However, in the street as in life, Arti is looking for her place. And not only that! He's also looking for the woman of his life. To do so, he'll have to answer a classified ad, which isn't easy for a man unaccustomed to administrative tasks. What might seem like a simple job to you, turns out to be a real adventure for him. "Les impavides bretons" by compagnie La Mandale (31) Puppets Ages 7 and up. 55 min. Saturday September 9 at 12:30 and 4:15 pm in the main courtyard of the children's home. Brittany, a land of legend and mystery, a tune from the bagpipes, sea spray on the face... A leaky shower? If your shower leaks, there's only one solution: Les Impavides Bretons! Loïc, Erwan and Erwann plunge us into a thrilling documentary series that sheds light on the darkest side of our homes: the drains. Ready for anything, the impavid Bretons overcome their fear of the unknown. Ready for anything, the Impavides Bretons put their hands where no one else dares. Ready for anything, the Impavides Bretons offer us a real immersion in the hostile and fascinating world of piping. "Boom" by Youpi Cascade (31) Physical comedy All audiences. 45 min. Saturday, September 9 at 2:30pm and Sunday, September 10 at 2:00pm at the Maison d'Enfants stadium A show that goes BOOM. More than an onomatopoeia, it's a philosophy. Portos is an extreme daredevil ready for any adventure! The most intrepid stuntman of his generation will even risk his life to "blow you away". Be careful, the famous "Salto de la muerte" is terrifying. At his side, Katryn leads the show with an iron fist. She'll seduce you with her angelic airs and diabolical authority. Thanks to her, there's one thing you can be sure of: the show is precise, meticulous, timed. And as she likes to say: "The audience won't be put at risk! "Wow! No way! Amazing! They have no limits! "Une jungle" by La Mandale company (31) Puppets Ages 7 and up. 55 min. Saturday, September 9 at 4:00 pm and Sunday, September 10 at 12:00 pm in the schoolyard. "The poets declare that never again will a man on this planet have to tread a foreign land. All lands will be native to him, nor will he remain on the bangs of any citizenship. Each citizenship will touch him with its graces, and each citizenship, mindful of the world?s diversity, will not decide what cultural baggage and tools he may choose". Declaration of the poets - Patrick Chamoiseau. A jungle is an attempt. A jungle is a poetic statement. A jungle is a woman, a man, their dance and the street all around. A jungle is taking up space in the middle of a crowd. A jungle is a way of looking at things, rather than helping them. Seizing the dance to support this first step towards the other. "Passages" by compagnie a Brebis Egarée (12) Burlesque duo of acrobatic lifts All audiences. 45 min. Saturday September 9 at 5:00 pm and Sunday September 10 at 11:15 am, place du midi "Passages" is the story of a meeting between two travelers seeking refuge with their meager belongings. He, fleeing borders and storms, she, a wanderer dodging the noise of the world, her house on her back. The two travelers search separately for a place to set down their burdens. Each is astonished to discover that their new haven is already occupied by the other. With laughter and poetry, this show tackles the themes of exile and encounter. "Bakéké" by Fabrizio Rosselli (31) Clownish wandering Ages 6 and up. 40 min. Saturday, September 9 at 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, September 10 at 11:00 a.m. in the schoolyard. In this silent show, the artist, dressed in a black smock and a straw hat that gives him a country touch, takes us on a wildly rhythmic journey through the great adventure of everyday life, where by dint of cunning and skill, he manages to bypass the pitfalls that stand in his way. Will his tenacity and ingenuity enable our hero to triumph over his many adventures? Bakéké means "bucket" in the Hawaiian language. "Aux p'tits rognons" by the Tout par Terre company (16) Culinary juggling All audiences. 55 min. Saturday, September 9 at 6:00 pm and Sunday, September 10 at 11:30 am at the Maison d'Enfants stadium Two waiters discover a new restaurant they've just acquired. While waiting for the first customers, they prepare their service. But service soon turns catastrophic, things get out of hand, and the situation spirals out of control. Cie Tout Par Terre presents a show based on the manipulation of condiments and kitchen utensils, with "aux p?tits ognons" music providing the rhythm for the two protagonists? adventure. "Aux p?tits rognons" is a silent show, where balls, ladles, bottles and cutlery fly around to create an explosive service. "Strambotik Kabaret" by Compagnie Rauxa (Catalonia) Wordless duet / Puppets Ages 4 and up. 30 min. Sunday, September 10 at 12:30 pm and 3:30 pm in the high school courtyard. Strambotik is a ramshackle, catastrophic, magical and poetic cabaret. The two masters of ceremonies invite us to enjoy a fresh and dynamic experience as they present a series of acts performed by virtuoso puppeteers, ranging from music to circus, dance and the taming of paper animals. This time, the company is embarking on an open-air show that exploits the environment, a show in constant dialogue with nature, ever attentive to the untamed wind that will mark the tempo of this piece. "Al'Fonce et Filomène" by compagnie Monde à Part (32) Town crier in public space All audiences. Saturday and Sunday all day. Hear ye, hear ye! Al?Fonce embraces public spaces and encounters. He throws out the lofty verbs of famous people. Short or long. Simple or complex. Blow-ups. Poetry, declarations of love, words of madness? nothing can stop him. To the delight of passers-by, who become the public for the duration of a shouting match. Accompanied by his faithful accomplice Filomène, discreet, naive and philosophical, they can't go unnoticed. True public entertainers. Here & there, wherever you are, they'll be there. Final show: "Frigo [Opus 2]" by the Dis Bonjour à la Dame company (69) Clown flight - poetically incorrect All audiences. 50 min. Sunday, September 10 at 4:30pm at the Maison d'Enfants stadium Frigo, a corrosive and endearing character, has fallen in love with a project as absurd as it is vital: to take off. Harnessed to his faithful sidekick, his refrigerator transformed into a rocket. It's in this cartoonish confrontation of air and weight that our clown begins the detonation of what he is: a provocateur (...of empathy) and a street improviser.