“Keng Méck, kee Schockela”, a family-friendly performance for audiences aged 8 and up
“Keng Méck, kee Schockela” (No flies, no chocolate?)

Through a playful and sensitive approach, the performance explores how fruits and vegetables grow, while highlighting the essential but often overlooked role of certain animals in our ecosystem. Mosquitoes, wasps and other insects actively contribute to pollination and the proper functioning of nature. Without them, nothing would grow.

Keng Méck, kee Schockela? invites both children and adults to take a fresh look at living organisms, the environment and the natural balance that surrounds us.

The performance is accompanied by a photo exhibition.

• Concept and text: Pascale Noé Adam
• Set design and drawings: Nathalie Noé Adam
• Sound design: Cédric Colin
• Voice-over: Pascale Noé Adam
• Performers: Aude Laurence Biver and Antoine Toulemonde
• Costumes: Nadine
• Lighting: Noah Fohl
• Photography: Joan Valdès Cárdenas

Good to know: school performances

Performances for schools are scheduled for:

• May 4 at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
• May 5 at 10:00 a.m.
• School registrations: Marlène Kreins