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Storytelling show: Roll roll little egg!
It’s the story of an egg that got lost. It sets off to find its parents. It rolls, rolls, rolls Little Egg and suddenly… BOOM! It falls into a cat’s bowl… A show for 0-3 year olds
Médiathèque Françoise Sagan (Paris 10th)
About
This show by Magda Léna Gorska is a journey through the five senses, featuring refrains, nursery rhymes, chants, and onomatopoeia.
Babies discover an egg that, initially bare, becomes a real puppet. Along its journey, it meets animals, and one by one, features appear on its shell: eyes, a mouth, ears, a nose, and finally hair.
The show is designed to engage very young audiences. Its subject, characters, and musical form create 30 minutes of shared experience with babies.
Our take on this event
Follow the journey of a curious little egg that slowly discovers its senses in this charming interactive performance. It is the perfect gentle introduction to theater for babies, full of rhythmic songs and delightful discoveries.
The Françoise Sagan library presents Roule roule petit œuf, an interactive storytelling performance by Magda Léna Gorska designed for toddlers. On Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15, children will follow the journey of an egg transforming into a puppet as it encounters various animals. Using nursery rhymes and onomatopoeias, this show engages the senses while introducing facial features. The event is free of charge and fully wheelchair accessible, though registration is required via the library or the Billetweb platform to secure a spot for this immersive 30-minute experience.
On Saturday, November 28, 2026, the Médiathèque Françoise Sagan in the 10th arrondissement hosts a special performance titled Roule roule petit œuf. Created by Magda Léna Gorska, this show is specifically tailored for infants and toddlers, offering a 30-minute musical session starting at 10:30. The production aims to foster shared moments between performers and the youngest audience members.
The story follows an egg that evolves into a lively puppet throughout the performance. As it journeys and meets different animals, the egg develops facial features including eyes, a mouth, ears, a nose, and finally hair. Through a combination of rhymes, songs, and rhythmic sounds, the show encourages active participation and sensory discovery among the children.
Attendance is free, but booking is essential. You can register for the event on-site with the librarians, by phone, or through the Billetweb online platform. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring a comfortable environment for all families wishing to attend this creative session.
