Wednesday 14 october at 17:00

FESTIVAL JEUNE PUBLIC | Rotules Rhapsody

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Événement SPL & convention
Art et Culture
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Théâtre et Danse

47 rue principale 62560 Thiembronne, 62560 Thiembronne

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What is ‘Conteurs en campagne’? It’s a festival featuring professional storytellers from all over France who travel around the rural towns of our region and set up shop there for one or two performances, in partnership with CAPSO and its network of libraries. With shows for young audiences, families, musical performances and adult audiences, there’s something for everyone in this highly eclectic programme. Once again this year, the library network is hosting several artists. Not yet familiar with the libraries in the network? Here’s a great opportunity to discover them, whatever your age. “Rotules Rhapsody” by Nadine Demarey and Philippe Carpentier What’s a ‘sing-along ball’? It’s like a folk dance for grown-ups, but with singing. Traditional songs and dances for 60 little feet (30 children) aged 5 and over, right up to those who aren’t too big (though we’ll accept big feet if they’re light on their feet). Let’s get the ball rolling! Ages 5 and over Please ensure you register each child and each accompanying adult separately.