An adaptation of two texts by Edgar Allan Poe:

The Tell-Tale Heart and The Black Cat

An old woman and an old man recount the murder they each committed in the past and the reasons that led them to it. From the beginning we understand that they are going to tell us something terrible.
A woman wants to kill a man. His act is not motivated by hatred or greed. The only thing she can reproach her victim for is the strange appearance of one of her eyes. This woman, however, is not crazy. At least that's what she tries to prove to us by telling the story of her crime...
A man lives surrounded by animals for which he feels a passionate love. He is particularly fond of a beautiful black cat named Pluto. One night, drunk, he knocks out his favourite. This first and absurd violence will lead him to commit other crimes...

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Texts: Edgar Allan Poe adapted by Claudia Camara Campos Staging: Claudia Camara Campos  with  Nicolas Andrillon and Claudia Camara Campos_cc781905-5c6_bad5cf58- scenography animated film and masks: Candice Moise  Decor: Christophe Le Bruchec  Light design: 

Pascal Giordano

An adaptation of two texts by Edgar Allan Poe:

The Tell-Tale Heart and The Black Cat

An old woman and an old man recount the murder they each committed in the past and the reasons that led them to it. From the beginning we understand that they are going to tell us something terrible.
A woman wants to kill a man. His act is not motivated by hatred or greed. The only thing she can reproach her victim for is the strange appearance of one of her eyes. This woman, however, is not crazy. At least that's what she tries to prove to us by telling the story of her crime...
A man lives surrounded by animals for which he feels a passionate love. He is particularly fond of a beautiful black cat named Pluto. One night, drunk, he knocks out his favourite. This first and absurd violence will lead him to commit other crimes...

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Texts: Edgar Allan Poe adapted by Claudia Camara Campos Staging: Claudia Camara Campos  with  Nicolas Andrillon and Claudia Camara Campos_cc781905-5c6_bad5cf58- scenography animated film and masks: Candice Moise  Decor: Christophe Le Bruchec  Light design: 

Pascal Giordano

An intimate show, inspired by the world of Senegalese tales, played in a small mobile structure.

This show is an invitation to travel for the whole family. Fanta, a Senegalese mother, likes to tell the stories and legends of her country. The bathroom where she gets ready to wash her son Samba becomes a small theater where the washcloth, the towels... are transformed into characters from the tale. Like the storytellers of her country, she tells, plays, mimes, communicates with the public.

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The show lasts 10 minutes. It is played several times for 1 hour.

Texte et mise en scène :  Claudia Camara Campos  avec Mouna Belghali  Masque : Loïc Nebreda  Décor : Thomas Andrillon

An intimate show, inspired by the world of South American tales, performed in a small mobile structure.

This show is an invitation to travel for the whole family. Marcelo tells us a story of his country. It takes place in the Peruvian mountains.
Manuel the shepherd is desperate to save his seriously ill daughter, Rosana. So, the Spirit of Nature gets involved...
It is a touching tale steeped in Peruvian culture and ancestral beliefs.

The show lasts 10 minutes. It is played several times for 1 hour.

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Texte et mise en scène :  Claudia Camara Campos   avec  Nicolas Andrillon  Masque :_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Loïc Nebreda  Decor:  Sophia Boudou

An intimate, poetic show that advocates tolerance.

For the whole family.

The tale is very often the reflection of a culture. It is universal and present at all times.

In this show, From mouths to ears, five masked characters, each representing a continent, share a tale from its culture. For a few minutes, each character receives a person by their side to tell their story. Thus each tale passes from word to mouth. An intimate, poetic show that advocates tolerance.

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Mise en scène :  Claudia Camara Campos  avec Mouna Belghali, Nicolas Andrillon et Claudia Camara Campos  Masques : Loïc Nebreda_cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Costumes: Florence Adinsi

The hour of the rooster or the story of a meeting. A poetic show for the whole family.

This piece tells us about the relationship between two older sisters. 
We are in 1960, in a house in the suburbs, in France.
The youngest feels that she is living her last day. Pretext or truth, in any case the sisters discover themselves in a new light, the veils are lifted, no more family secrets, no more taboos, no more lies.
We meet other characters there. Reunions that allow us to glimpse a tumultuous past, pages of their history that have not been turned.

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Text : Claudia Lage  Mise en scène :  Claudia Camara Campos  avec Mouna Belghali, Heike Pfeifer, Claudia Camara Campos et Nicolas Andrillon_cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Scenography and masks:  Candice Moise  Decor: Florence Adinsi