Le barbier de Séville

She falls in love with a mysterious lover who secretly courts her: Count Almaviva. The latter will do everything, helped by his former valet Figaro, to win his heart and subtract it from the severe and jealous Bartholo, supported by his right arm, the greedy Basile.

Après Roméo and Juliette and Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, the company Tortue Théâtre once again offers children a show "as for the grown-ups", designed and adapted for them, in respect of the original work. The text is reduced to the essential, the staging is colorful, joyful and spectacular. The visual of the scenography is that of the eighteenth century, the show is accompanied by music drawing from the repertoire of the time, with the tunes of Rossini and Mozart.