Naïa la Sorcière

Lara, a little girl, believes wholeheartedly in magic and dreams of becoming a witch like the legendary Breton sorceress Naïa.

In Rochefort-en-Terre, Lara, a little girl, believes wholeheartedly in magic and dreams of becoming a witch like the legendary Naïa. The other children do not understand her and push her aside: "Magic and witches don't exist". But Lara, determined and accompanied by her best friend Gadu the cat, sets off to find her. Along the way, she will meet several characters who teach her self-confidence, mutual support, going beyond oneself and magic. At the end of her journey, Lara realises that she already had within her all the powers needed to make her dream come true.

Particular attention has been paid to the sets and costumes, so that the imagination of young audiences can unfold in a fantastical, magical world typical of legends. Stylised, brightly coloured masks characterise the different characters. Lara is the only character without a mask, signifying her humanity and allowing the youngest children to identify with her easily. This colourful world brings the marvellous to the heart of the show and allows the legend to unfold fully. In addition, the audience hears Breton music, watches Breton dance and learns certain Breton words and expressions. All of this is interactive with the children, with music and joy, to inspire wonder and help them grow.