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Les
Mésaventures de
la Perdrix Blanche,
1973
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Script
by Francine Saint-Aubin in collaboration with André
Laliberté |
(photo
: Francine Saint-Aubin)
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Drawing
on an Inuit legend and Jean de Lafontaine’s "The
Crow and the Fox", Les Mésaventures de la Perdrix
Blanche features a gentle dove, a cunning fox, a jealous
owl and a boastful crow. Each animal is characterized by an
accompanying nursery rhyme. |
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Une
Fable au Chou,1974
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Script
by André Laliberté in collaboration with Jocelyn
Desjarlais |
(Photo
: Francine Saint-Aubin)
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A little boy born in a cabbage searches for a playmate. Accompanied
by his flute, he wanders the world. He visits the land of
Triangles, of Circles and of Squares without ever finding
a friend. Until, one day… An amusing journey into the
world of geometry. |
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Tohu-Bohu,
1976
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Script
by André Laliberté in collaboration with Jocelyn
Desjarlais and Pierre Tremblay |
(Photo
: Francine Saint-Aubin) |
Weary of man and his pollution, the animals decide to go live
on the moon. Realising the impossibility of their project,
they turn to the children in the audience to help them find
a more realistic solution to their problem. A humorous show
designed to heighten awareness of certain ecological issues.
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Le
Toutatous, 1977
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Script
by Marie-Francine Hébert in collaboration with Théâtre
de l’Œil |
(photo
: Michel Brais)
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In Le Toutatous, actors and puppets combine humour
and fantasy to explore with the audience a child’s desire
to "have it all" and to keep it all for himself.
Introduces the notions of cooperation and sharing and the
inevitable difficulties that result when putting these two
concepts into practice. |
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Regarde Pour Voir,
1979
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Script
by Théâtre de l’Œil in collaboration
with Marjolaine Jacob and Louise Lahaye |
(Photo : André
Laliberté) |
For a neighbourhood party, Marjolaine and André decide
to put on a puppet show. Using their creativity and resourcefulness,
they transform bottles, mops, brushes and other objects into
amusing and colourful puppets. With a cardboard or metal tube,
they even fashion musical instruments. |
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À
Dos de Soleil,
1979
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A
tale about puppets, shadows and colours, based on a book by
Étienne Delessert entitled "How the Mouse Was
Hit on the Head By a Stone and Discovered the World" |
(Photo : André Laliberté)
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À Dos de Soleil tells the story of a mouse who
decides to leave her parents and explore the world. Curious
and filled with wonder, she quickly befriends the sun, a flower
and the night. |
1973-1979
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| 1990-1999
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2000-2019 |
