Description

A dragon mom, a brave child, and lots of ideas for taming anger.<div> Alone on stage at the crossroads of theatre, visual performance and storytelling, Maman Dragonne invites us into the world of Maggie, a child whose mother transforms into a dragon.</div><div> Faced with this consuming anger, the little girl invents worlds to protect herself: she dives underwater, draws, paints, transforms fear into images.</div><div> Written and directed by Aurélie Namur, the play delicately explores these overflowing emotions, in children as well as adults.</div><div> On a stage covered with a vast white sheet of paper, in a setting that fosters intimacy, the actress paints live, creating a moving fresco, while music and sounds compose the child's inner landscape. Maman Dragonne is a powerful and healing fable that throws open the doors of the imagination.</div><div><br></div>