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On Saturday, November 21, La Maison du Zéro Déchet welcomes Iris BLANDIN and Marie PETITJEAN for an ode to nature and the importance of preserving it, through a poetic, musical, and visual adventure for young and old!
Nominated for the 2025 "Cyranos" (Award of the French Federation of Independent Theater)
Audience: From 3 years old
Running time: 30 minutes
Genre: Tale
The show:
An ode to nature and the importance of preserving it, through a poetic, musical, and visual adventure for young and old!
Clémentine lived in a village at the foot of a tree-covered hill. One autumn, the village men decide to cut down all the trees for firewood. All the animals disappeared, and her friend Pensée de la forêt fell very ill. Clémentine then begins planting numerous seeds, the trees grow, and she is reunited with her friend Pensée de la forêt. While they rediscover contact with nature and its animals together, the sound of a machine is heard…
An ecological and interactive tale to raise children's awareness of the environment while having fun!
Sowing the future
At the end of the show, each child receives a bag of seeds to plant, a little treasure of life to nurture. This symbolic gesture extends the show's adventure by giving children the opportunity to become protectors of nature themselves. Planting a seed means witnessing the magic of germination, understanding patience, and caring for living things.
— A simple gesture to extend the magic of the show
And to keep the pleasure going …
The morning can end at the MZD café over a cookie or a glass of fruit juice at gentle prices…
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
👉 REGISTRATION REQUIRED (please click right here)
Your registration commits you, please notify us 48h in advance in case of cancellation.
Participants may be photographed or filmed. If you do not wish to appear in photos/videos, simply let us know at the start of the event.
This event will take place at La Maison du Zéro Déchet – 1 passage Emma Calvé, 75012 Paris.
Metro access: Reuilly-Diderot, Faidherbe-Chaligny, and Nation.