Description

A funny and poetic Christmas tale where a strange light brings together different characters linked to international legends.<div> This year, like every year, P'titbout is sad: he will not celebrate Christmas.</div><div> But when Christmas night arrives, a dazzling light will travel to the four corners of the world and a march will begin: each on their own, Chimon the snout, Bjúgnakrækir the sausage-stealing elf, Guy Pome the fir tree and the fairy Snegourotcha will follow this light and unknowingly go to P'titbout's Christmas.</div><div><br></div><div> In an ever-changing setting, Véronique Balme, sometimes narrator, sometimes actress, sometimes puppeteer, sometimes singer, visits various folklores from England to Germany, passing through Russia or Iceland and gradually recreates the atmosphere of a fireplace corner at Christmas with its tree, its meal, its candles and other Christmas stars or stockings.</div><div><br></div><div> By skillfully alternating communication methods with young audiences, Véronique Balme will promote listening and sharing in a poetic, funny, musical, visual and interactive moment.</div><div><br></div><div> This is an opportunity to introduce younger people to the various legends and symbols associated with holiday season legends around the world.</div>