Qui a peur du loup ? is a creation that questions the power of the imagination and the senses, the power of stories. This text written by Christophe Pellet addresses the themes of the imagination, war, love and abandonment. Dimitri faces the abandonment of his parents in the context of the end of the war. His mother went to France to work, his father continued the war elsewhere. Alone, Dimitri takes his skateboard with him, which he considers a friend. Surrounded by two women – Livia the neighbour who could be considered his guardian and Flora his friend who helps him find his freedom – he tries to cross the forest, in the land of the wolves. The two children get caught up in the game of metamorphosis. In the little boy, the complaint will rise of the only being capable of crossing the forest. 

To what realities does the game lead? 

Will this initiation find a favorable outcome? 

Will the young man not be overtaken by reality?

This fantastic tale highlights the strength of children's friendships and their ability to build an imaginary world as an escape from reality.

A hybrid theater mixing sound and choreographic scores to strengthen the imagination. How to give a poetic value to this modern tale?