Photo : Art’Sign - David de Filippo - Stéphane Perra – Dano
"Who's Afraid of the Wolf?" bilingual LSF - SOLD OUT
The show "Who's Afraid of the Wolf?" is a musical and signed journey on the theme of the wolf through tales and nursery rhymes. Imagine yourself... opening a book and diving inside!
Bibliothèque Saint-Eloi (Paris 12th)
About
This event is already SOLD OUT.
Come and travel into the deep forests, where the wolf lurks...
Collective creation by the association Art'Sign
Production: Céline Rames and David de Filippo
Performers: Val Tarrière and Bachir Saïfi
A mix of traditional tales and nursery rhymes, the show "Who's Afraid of the Wolf?" is a musical and signed journey in spoken French and French Sign Language. Words and sign language mingle, complement each other, and transform to take you on a journey inside the tales.
While Bachir Saïfi transforms into a ferocious wolf or an adorable little girl, Val Tarrière brings his characters to life with her voice. Voice and signed singing are in sync, to the sound of the accordion, for nursery rhymes known to all. They are sung with the audience, 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, richness, and liveliness!
Art'Sign
Art'Sign is a cultural and artistic association, born in 2006 from the meeting of deaf and hearing artists and audiovisual technicians. Its missions:
- Create bilingual artistic productions in spoken French and French Sign Language, which allow reaching deaf and hearing audiences to let them benefit from the advantages of LSF from a very young age, create social bonds, and encourage the employment of deaf professional artists and technicians.
- Facilitate accessibility to culture and information in LSF: translation services, audiovisual production, digital solutions, LSF awareness, consulting, publishing.
- Promote meetings between deaf and hearing audiences by organizing events around French Sign Language.
Show intended for children aged 4 to 7
By registration, starting November 9th
Our take on this event
Forget standard bedtime stories, as this playful show brings the forest to life through a rhythmic mix of music and French Sign Language. Whether you are deaf or hearing, you will be captivated by this interactive performance where folklore becomes a shared, visual experience for all ages.
