Huckleberry Finn

In the 1840s in the United States, a young boy called Huckleberry Finn tries to escape his violent father by floating down the Mississippi on a makeshift raft. He is joined by an escaped slave named Jim, who becomes his friend and a surrogate father. Their journey brings them into contact with the people along the river, who bear witness to the unequal and racist ideas of their time. Little by little, Huck sheds his xenophobic upbringing and begins to question the society in which he grew up. Company Et rien d'autre. Set design by Sébastien Portier. With Aglaé Bondon, Stéphane Zubanu Diarra, Benoît Dallongeville. Costumes and props by Amélie Monnier, lighting by Laurent Labarrère with the valued collaboration of Julie-Lola Lanteri-Cravet, musical composition by Paul Menage and Stéphane Zubanu Diarra. Based on the novel by Mark Twain. All audiences from age

1. Running time: 1h

2. Booking for people with reduced mobility: 01 48 72 94

3. Access information: RER E: Nogent le Perreux.

   Bus: nos 114, 116, 120, 210, 317. Parking on rue de la Mairie, other parking spaces available on rue Jean Monnet.