‍SYNOPSIS

A raven, carried by the breeze, flies over the mountains, the valley andfinally the river. Follow him visually: he will guide you to the little housewith green shutters, right at the end of the road to Petite-Rivière-Saint-François. There, you find Gabrielle observing, with her shiny eyes, all thelife in this part of the country: the little hay straw dancing in the wind; theflowers mushrooming on a manure pile; the white and black birds huggingthe shoals crying at low tide; the fireflies whispering at nightfall.Inspired by the eponymous book by Gabrielle Roy, Cet été qui chantait isa show which is all images and gentleness. Marie-Ève Fontaine recreatesthe profoundly poetic universe of the Franco-Manitoban author in apuppet theatre and invites you to engage in a sensory journey that willplease both young and old.

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SCHOOL LEVELS
From 3rd grade on.

FOR TEACHERS
Accompanied by a teacher's guide specific to grades 3 to 5

SUBTITLES
Subtitles available in English every night.

DISCUSSIONS WITH THE ARTISTS
Question and answer session every evening.

FREE CHILD CARE
During the Saturday, June 3 performance, TCM is offering child care in the Studio during the performance, provided by two FPFM staff. Reserve your child's seat by "purchasing" the "Childcare" option in addition to your tickets! For more details, contact Anna-Laure at anna-laure@cerclemoliere.com.

A PRODUCTION BY Marie-Ève Fontaine and Théâtre Cercle Molière

IDEA, ARTISTIC DIRECTION, TEXT, CREATION AND PERFORMER-MARIONIST Marie-Ève Fontaine

INSPIRED FROM THE BOOK BY Gabrielle Roy

SOUND DESIGN Gérald Laroche

INTERPRETER-MARIONIST Natalie Labossière

DRAMATIC ACCOMPANIMENT Maureen Labonté

SCENOGRAPHY Denis Duguay

DIRECTED by Pierre Robitaille

PHOTO CREDIT Julio Assis (Buio)