As part of the exhibition Stephen Jones, artist hatsenter the feathered, furry and steamy universe of the Paillettes Queer Show collective where sharp heels and high words meet for a captivating and breathtaking show. From poetic readings to engaged monologues, to hair-raising drag queen routines, it’s an invitation to leave aside the concerns of the outside world and dive into an ocean of creativity, laughter and rediscovery. of oneself.
Whether you are queer, an ally or simply curious, the Palais Galliera and Les Paillettes open their doors to you for an evening where love, joy and queer literature meet in an explosion of magical and transformative energy.
► Duration: 1 hour
► In the exhibition spaces Stephen Jones, artist hats
► Free activity (adults must have an entry ticket to the exhibition).
► Entrance fee: Full price: €12 – Reduced price: €10
Free for under 18s and visitors with disabilities
► Free entry subject to availability
As part of the exhibition Stephen Jones, artist hatsfollow the stories of storytellers in fur and sequins who tell stories of adventurous princesses, sensitive boys, toads in love, full of poetry and freedom.
Through a rigorous selection of children’s albums which deal with issues of inclusion and equality and which celebrate all differences, and with the help of colorful characters in heels, the Paillettes collective opens the imagination, plays with stereotypes, questions the normalization of representations and cultivates a wind of freedom that appeals to young and old. By listening to these stories, project yourself into universes where all destinies are possible, where everyone can be as they are.
-► From 5 years old – Duration: 35 minutes
► In the exhibition spaces Stephen Jones, artist hats
►Free activity (adults must have an entry ticket to the exhibition).
► Entrance fee: Full price: €12 – Reduced price: €10
Free for under 18s and visitors with disabilities
► Registration on site 30 minutes before the activity, subject to availability
About the collective
The Glitter embody a queer activist collective bringing together six drag queens and creatures, sharing a common goal: celebrating differences and self-acceptance, with all kindness and empathy. Since their creation in 2014, Les Paillettes have used humor and emotions to showcase the richness and diversity of LGBTQ+ cultures through literary cabarets or sketch and song shows.
From 2017, they are reaching out to a wider audience thanks to Glitter Taleswarm readings of inclusive stories in media libraries, libraries, entertainment centers, festivals and contemporary art museums.
