Marlaguette

A modern Little Red Riding Hood, adapted from the famous Père Castor tale, to laugh, shiver, and be moved by songs. Marlaguette is the story of a resourceful little girl who isn't afraid to wander in the forest and who takes down the wolf who intended to eat her.

But Marlaguette has a good heart and takes care of the beast, until the wolf himself becomes friends with the girl.

By Marie Colmont With: Pauline Paris, Simon Bensa Directed by: Thierry Jahn The Press says: Figaroscope – very pretty melodies to tell the story of Marlaguette and the wolf's friendship. Télérama – Comic, tender, and beautifully orchestrated.

Théâtral Magazine – An ingenious staging, a tree full of surprises, two enthusiastic performers. And above all, their delightful, alternately bluesy or more rhythmic refrains. Causette – A real treat for adults and especially for children, who don't hesitate to sing. And cry wolf!

com – The staging is inventive, likely to elicit children's "ooohs", but it doesn't take them for fools and doesn't hesitate to scare them when the story demands it, somewhat in the manner of a Miyazaki cartoon. This makes the subtly moral ending all the more savoured.

Entry to the Parc de Bagatelle, a "remarkable garden" label from the City of Paris, is free for spectators with a ticket for a show at Les Culturelles de Bagatelle and its orangery, designated a prestigious venue by the City of Paris.