Photo : Julien Sena
Show - A Friendship
As part of the Les Enfants d'abord festival, come and (re)discover the story of friendship between Loulou and Tom.
Bibliothèque Jacqueline de Romilly (Paris 18th)
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Can we become friends when everything seems to set us apart?
Freely adapted from Loulou by Grégoire Solotareff, A Friendship tells the story of a friendship as improbable as it is precious. Through storytelling, object theater, puppetry, and music, the show addresses difference, prejudices, and the gaze of others with tenderness and humor, inviting children to reach out to one another.
Les Enfants D'abord - logo ; Credits : Les Enfants D'abord Compagnie Chouette il pleut - logo ; Credits : Compagnie Chouette il pleut A Friendship ; Credits : Julien SenaOur take on this event
Forget everything you think you know about unlikely friendships and step into a world of whimsical puppets and live melodies. Inspired by a beloved children's classic, this performance uses delicate stagecraft to gently deconstruct prejudice and the fear of the unknown. It is a heartfelt experience that proves connection is often found in the most unexpected corners.
On Saturday, December 12, 2026, the Bibliothèque Jacqueline de Romilly in the 18th arrondissement presents Une amitié, a theatrical adaptation inspired by Grégoire Solotareff's Loulou. Performed by the company Chouette il pleut, this show uses object theater, puppetry, and music to explore themes of friendship and overcoming prejudice. Designed for children aged 3 and up, the event is free of charge. Prospective attendees should note that registration opens on October 31, 2026. The venue is wheelchair accessible to ensure an inclusive experience for all visitors.
Join us on December 12, 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15 for a delightful performance at the Bibliothèque Jacqueline de Romilly. The company Chouette il pleut brings to life Une amitié, a play loosely adapted from Loulou by Grégoire Solotareff. By combining storytelling with puppetry, music, and clever object manipulation, the performance gently examines how friendships form despite deep-seated differences and societal biases.
This production is specifically crafted for young audiences, welcoming children from the age of 3. It serves as an engaging introduction to the performing arts, encouraging empathy and open-mindedness. While the event is free, space is limited; please be aware that registration for the session officially begins on October 31, 2026.
The library is located in the 18th arrondissement and is fully wheelchair accessible. We look forward to welcoming you for this heartwarming exploration of friendship and the importance of looking beyond appearances.
