
The Little Girl And The Birds
Available for touring
Synopsis
The Little Girl And The Birds is a visual poetry composed of shadows created on a light table and projected on a large screen, accompanied by music played live by musician and narrator. The play tells the story of a little girl sensitive to the sounds and music that punctuate her daily life. Through the sound of water flowing in the shower, the cries of children in the schoolyard, the traffic of cars, she seeks to find her own music: the one that will allow her to express herself and dream. One day, through her bedroom window, she hears the cry of a mysterious bird and decides to follow it. The bird will guide her to a secret cave where she will discover a fabric bag. What could this bag contain? Would it provide an answer to what the child has been looking for for so long? It is by following his intuition and letting himself be guided by the cry of the bird, that the child will find his own voice.
Puppet and shadow theater
A show for families and schools, from 5 years old
40 minutes

Trailer
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shows staged
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Spectators
Credits
Ideators: Oriane Smith, Julia Derdour and Patricia Bergeron
Author: Oriane Smith
Directed by: Patricia Bergeron
Assistant Director: Audrey-Maude Blais-Gallant
Performers: Aurelia Badulescu and Patricia Bergeron
Technical direction and management: Pierre-Luc Hamelin
Musical composition and soundscapes: Oriane Smith
Design of the colored shadow and silhouette sets : Julia Derdour
Black and white shadow set design and costumes: Élisabeth Bosquet
Digital design: Francis Drouin
Set design: Sara Sabourin
Lighting design: Pierre-Luc Hamelin
Production management: Patricia Bergeron and Pierre-Luc Hamelin
Illustrations: Riverjune
Videographer: Nick Jewell
Resource person for shadow puppetry and image writing: Marcelle Hudon












