Storytellers: Dixi Gonzalez Gamboa and Celeste Abba
The locks are closed. We run through the forest, we knock on the door (or it was the door that knocked on us?) and we entered, I pulled the chevillette, the bobinette cherra.
Inside, between the walls, these stories: the shadow of times past and the invitation to re-enter, once again, walk the rooms, open all doors, sleep many years, watch the fire, want, drink a good wine and wake up.
of you, two paths to cross the forest and enter the tales of Charles Perrault. Stories that touch on universal themes, and at any age they can move us and pierce us.
Two languages: the French, language in which these texts were created, and spanish, that of our South American universe. Two musicalities that will weave the plot of these classic stories, to hear and look at them with a new lens, the sound of words and the provincial accent of a Chilean and an Argentine. A work that is born from trust in the public, confidence that stories speak a universal language, confidence that a story told is like a piece of music, sound that can touch the most intimate fibers of whoever listens.
Oral storytelling show for young people and adults.