Compagnie Acte II is pleased to announce that starting October 4, 2014,on scheduled Saturdays at 2 p.m., The Jungle Book will be played in the magnificent hall of the Gymnase Theatre, in Paris-France.
Join Mowgli, Baloo, Bagheera, Kaa, Sher Khan, the monkeys and the wolves for 1 hour of adventure in the middle of the Indian jungle!
PRICES
Single Price – 16 euros
Adults with children – 10 euros
Information and reservations: www.theatredugymnase.com
In february 2014, in partnership with association Les P’tits Cracks in Paris-France, Company Acte II started the 2nd part of the Meupia Art Project.
Several Theater Actors from Company Acte II went to Trousseau Hospital to visit children who are fighting against cancer. Loreleï Daize, Sandra Eysseric, Trung-Tien Lê, Marina Monmirel, Morgane Quiguer and Camille Vallin exchanged and shared with those children about the Manobo children who are living at the other end of the world, watched and directed by Louie Talents, Filipino artist.
As well as the children from Brest before, the theater actors and actresses offering the children to draw, write, or paste what the intend to say or show the Manobo children.
In April 2014, Morgane and Louie went to Kisayab in The Philippines to present the drawings to the Manobo children who were very touched by those messages and decided to reply to the P’tits Cracks.
In September 2013, in partnership with the School of Petit-Paris and PL Pilier-Rouge in Brest, Company Act II started Meupia Art Project.
Morgane Quiguer went to school of Petit-Paris in Brest-France with Grade 3-4-5 students, to talk with them about her experience in The Philippines with the Manobo tribes.
In February 2014, she goes back to the school with the Flipino Artist Louie Talents, offering the children to draw, write or paste what they intend to say or show the Manobo children.
In April 2014, Morgane and Louie went to Kisayab in The Philippines to present the drawings to the Manobo children who were very exhited to reply to the French childen.
In 2013, Company Acte II launches Meupia Project wich aims to preserve the culture of the Manobo, an indegenious tribe in the Phlippines. In April 2014, with your support, we launched the Season 2 of the project!
To thank you, we made a 5 minutes video of the show entitle Little Manobo Footprints 2, which took place last April 26 in Cagayan-de-Oro City, Philippines. This is our way to share with you a little of this wonderful adventure …
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