"Qui a peur du loup ?" bilingue LSF - COMPLETShow

"Qui a peur du loup ?" bilingue LSF - COMPLET

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Come and travel in the deep forests, where the wolf is lurking...

Collective creation of the Art'Sign association

Production : Céline Rames and David de Filippo

Interpreters: Val Tarrière and Bachir Saïfi

Mixing tales and traditional nursery rhymes, the show “Qui a fête du loup?” is a musical and signed journey, in oral French and Langue des Signes Française. Words and sign language mingle, complement each other, transform in order to make you travel inside the tales.

While Bachir Saïfi turns into a ferocious wolf or adorable little girl, Val Tarrière gives life, by voice, to its characters. The voice and the song are in tune, to the sound of the accordion, for rhymes known to all. They are repeated with the public, which allows children and adults to learn them in sign language.

This show intended for both deaf and hearing people, will enchant you with its lightness, its richness and its liveliness!

Art'Sign

Art'Sign is a cultural and artistic association, born in 2006, from the meeting of deaf and hearing audiovisual artists and technicians. Its missions:

- Produce bilingual artistic productions in oral French and Langue des Signes Française, which allow deaf and hearing audiences to benefit from the benefits of the LSF from an early age, create social links and encourage the employment of artists and deaf professional technicians.

- Facilitating accessibility in LSF to culture and information: translation service, audiovisual production, digital solutions, LSF awareness, consulting, publishing.

- Promote the meeting of deaf and hearing audiences by organizing events around the Langue des Signes Française.

Show for children from 4 to 7 years

By registration, from 9 November

Practical info

HoursWednesday, 9 December 2026 · 10:15
Address23 rue du Colonel Rozanoff, Bibliothèque Saint-Eloi, Paris
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Getting thereReuilly Diderot · Metro 1, 8 · 3 min walkMontgallet · Metro 8 · 5 min walkStations: Île-de-France Mobilités
AudienceChildren · ages 4 to 7
AccessibilityReduced mobility · Visual impairment · Hearing impairment · Sign language · Intellectual or psychological disability
BookingRequired
On siteIndoors
SourcesQue faire à Paris · details last read on 3 November 2026