Pas si méchant que ça !

Based on two tales by Tomi Ungerer: "Les trois brigands" and "Le Géant de Zéralda"; 2 stories where 2 clever little girls lead us on the paths of tolerance and benevolence… For children aged 4 to 10.

Once upon a time, there were three wicked brigands, known throughout the land, who spread terror by robbing travellers every evening.

But one day, they attacked a stagecoach that contained only one passenger: Tiffany, a little orphan girl who was being taken against her will to her old aunt… The encounter with this little girl would completely change the world of these three villains, a world made of selfishness, exclusion, and oblivion, to create a better one… Immerse yourself in the story of Tiffany, who transformed three villains into benefactors of humanity.

And once upon a second time, there was an ogre… This ogre, of course, had very big teeth and loved to devour little children. So much so that he had eaten almost all of them, except Zéralda.

One day, on her way to the market, she met the injured ogre who had fallen while trying to catch her. With her kind heart, Zéralda decided to cook for him to help him recover. But what could be done to make an ogre stop devouring children?

Prepare him delicious meals every day, of course! Discover how kindness and creativity can transform fear into friendship… With "Les 3 brigands" and "Le géant de Zéralda", meet two clever little girls who lead us on the paths of tolerance and benevolence.

An inspired actor interprets the famous children's author Tomi Ungerer with his funny Alsatian accent to tell you their stories… He even asks for the children's help; one will do the three knocks, another will play an orphan… and he himself will make a real chocolate cake on stage!

The text, puppets, and set are faithful to the author's albums. An interactive and delicious show for the greatest delight of children!

Pleasure guaranteed… This show is presented as part of the Parisian festival of shows for young audiences "L’été des p’tits futés" organised by the Théâtre Darius Milhaud, located next to the Parc de la Villette and the Buttes-Chaumont. Enter the