Photo : Cyrielle Bloy, Éric Daguin
Show: Grrrrr
As if around a campfire, sit in a circle to take part in a ritual dance.
MAIF Social Club (Paris 3rd)
About
Grrrrr is a ritual dance solo designed for toddlers, where animal figures made of skin, fur, and feathers appear.
Thanks to an impressive costume, the body transforms and gives birth to a bestiary of hybrid animals with a dancer's legs.
At once gentle, grotesque, and magical, this ritual brings us back to the origins of dance through an anthropological and playful approach.
A joyful and wild experience, Grrrrr invites us to get moving, both children and adults, during a grand final ball.
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Our take on this event
Expect a parade of feathered and furry wonders in this immersive dance solo crafted specifically for young explorers. This blend of primal rhythm and surreal costume play invites the whole family to reconnect with their inner beast before closing the session with a grand, free-spirited dance floor.
MAIF Social Club presents Grrrrr on Saturday, March 27, 2027. Designed specifically for children aged 3 and up, this solo dance performance features an array of hybrid creatures crafted from fur, feathers, and textures. The show offers a playful and anthropological look at dance, transforming the human body into a wild bestiary. This free event culminates in a final dance party that encourages both children and adults to get moving. Located in the 3rd arrondissement, this performance provides a unique and immersive experience that bridges the gap between ritualistic dance and childlike wonder.
Experience the captivating performance of Grrrrr at the MAIF Social Club on Saturday, March 27, 2027. This solo dance ritual explores the intersection of humanity and the animal kingdom, using elaborate costumes of hair, feathers, and skin to create hybrid beings. The choreography is both surprising and poetic, offering an approachable yet intense look at the history of movement and dance.
This show is tailored for audiences starting at age 3, making it a perfect cultural outing for families. Rather than a static performance, the event invites audience participation. Once the main piece concludes, the atmosphere shifts into a joyous final ball, where children and their accompanying adults are invited to join in and express themselves through movement.
Entry is free of charge, and the venue is located at 37 rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris. It is a rare chance to engage with a performance that is simultaneously whimsical and grounded in a creative, anthropological approach to the body.
