Ce Matin-là !

Children's show, for ages 1 to 5. Clown solo combining paper, paint, shadow theatre, and baroque music inspired by Vivaldi! This particular morning, our little character's wake-up call won't go as

Children's show, for ages 1 to 5.

Clown solo combining paper, paint, shadow theatre, and baroque music inspired by Vivaldi!

This particular morning, our little character's wake-up call won't go as usual. It's a series of catastrophes where everything gets crumpled and stained. At first, it all seems terrible to them, but little by little, the accidents transform into joyful surprises and then into great discoveries.

Author: Marion Monier

Directed by: Marion Monier, Elisabetta Spaggiari

Cast: Marion Monier or Éloïse Auria

Duration: 30 min

Press excerpts:

TT - This little clown has that sparkle of light in their eye that reveals the pleasure of first discovery, the capacity for wonder of a very young child. (...) In a refined and inventive set design, this show explores the transformations of a material (paper) and those of the character. Télérama

With a large sheet of crumpled, rustling paper and colour, the playful little clown invents the world at the end of their gestures, with joy and poetry. There are no words, barely a few now and then, a few barely sketched shapes, and a whole landscape unfolds. Paris Mômes

Ce matin-LÀ is a light and tender show, guiding a very young audience through seasons, shapes, and colours. (...) Children (...) quickly follow with admiration this cycle of discoveries accompanied by music and light effects that create a fantastic sensory experience. Festi.TV

The lively and cheerful music by Matteo Gallus, inspired by Vivaldi's Four Seasons, pleasantly accompanies this invitation to the joy of living and to that of going to the theatre. [The actress] excels at expressing (...) the wonder at first discoveries. La Provence

We had a very pleasant time among toddlers captivated by a clown actress, full of energy, resources, and creativity. (...) One feels that the actress deeply loves what she does, which is to arouse curiosity, the quest