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Who bit my apple?
Show for young audiences by the La sensible company
Médiathèque Virginia Woolf (Paris 13th)
About
1-2-3! Expect to see a snake, a tiny little beast, and a big hen pecking and clucking among the young spectators. Watch out, she's making a mess!
We will also come across an English cuckoo, mocking Father Owl. Not to mention that apple that has been bitten. This whimsical clown with unbridled imagination seeks to surprise us and, above all, to delight us.
The show unspools a reel of burlesque and poetic stories, without rhyme or reason. Just to see the nursery rhymes we know so well in a new light.
It bounces mischievously off the picture books by Julia Chausson, published by Editions Rue du Monde.
Once the curtain falls, the book acts like a Proustian madeleine, making the emotions of the show resonate.
With Chrysoula Alexiou, directed by Julia Chausson.
Inspired by the nursery rhyme books "Les petits Chaussons" published by Rue du Monde.
Reservations starting November 12 at 01 44 08 12 71 or by email here
Our take on this event
Step into a whimsical world where nursery rhymes go haywire thanks to a troupe of unpredictable animals and a very curious bitten apple. This offbeat performance breathes new, imaginative life into familiar tales, delivering a delightful experience that keeps you guessing until the final curtain. Treat your family to an afternoon of charming absurdity and pure theatrical magic.
Step into the whimsical and poetic world of "Qui a croqué ma pomme ?", a stage performance brought to life by actress Chrysoula Alexiou. Directed by Julia Chausson, this original production reimagines the classic nursery rhymes from the "Les petits Chaussons" book series. On Saturday, December 12, 2026, head to the Virginia Woolf Library in the 13th arrondissement to meet a curious hen, a snake, and a mocking cuckoo. This event is free to attend and fully wheelchair accessible. Please remember to book your spot starting November 12 to ensure you don't miss this delightful and rhythmic storytelling experience.
On Saturday, December 12, 2026, the Virginia Woolf Library hosts "Qui a croqué ma pomme ?". From 10:30 to 11:15, performer Chrysoula Alexiou embodies a clown with a vivid imagination, bringing the pages of Julia Chausson's books, published by Rue du Monde, to the stage. Throughout the show, the audience encounters a cast of colorful characters, ranging from a mischievous hen to a playful snake and a cheeky cuckoo.
Directed by Julia Chausson, the performance turns familiar nursery rhymes into a series of burlesque and poetic tales. The show invites spectators to rediscover well-known verses from a fresh perspective while exploring the emotions captured in the "Les petits Chaussons" collection. Once the curtain falls, the book serves as a perfect companion to continue the experience at home.
The event is free of charge and takes place at 4-12 rue Germaine Krull, Paris 13. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Booking is mandatory and opens on November 12 for all attendees.
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