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"Believing oneself to be a character... is quite common in France." Come and experience the pleasure of seeing animals mock humans in their most "human" aspects! It would be very difficult to trace the origins of what we all learned at school through this 17th-century author, a protégé of Fouquet, and shunned by the court of the "Sun King," dazzled as it was by the appearances of men. But anyway...<br><br> The cat, the weasel and the little rabbit accompanied by the cicada, the ant, the crow, the fox, the goat, the frogs (one of whom wanted to be as big as the ox), the wolf, the lamb, the donkey, the dog, the rat, the elephant, the lion, the gnat, the ducks, the tortoise, the heron...<br><br> But also: the milkmaid, the fisherman, Jessica, Sohalia, Félix, Clovis and Alain have the immense pleasure of inviting you to taste this potpourri (bold mixtures from the collection of some of these fables staged in our style, without artifice, without means and without shame, but with a lot of love and madness).