The Tales and Legends festival in Pays de Nied, By word of mouth, returns to haunt the region until October 31. To open the festivities, the Launstroff village hall will welcome Sunday October 6 at 3 p.m. Pépito Matéo, the illustrious storyteller.
In The French lesson the lover of the language of Molière has a particular preference for the ambiguity of words and misunderstandings. A pseudo-conference with the air of an object lesson, while being a sensitive testimony on humanity and its differences on cultures and preconceptions.
A legendary program
The goal of the Nittachowa association is to work towards the development and promotion of storytelling and the spoken arts. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the festival, they have more than one trick up their sleeve. First by approaching the little ones through nursery rhymes and ventriloquism as Élisabeth Malgonne does in Eleonor’s Blue Rose.
Adults have nothing to complain about between certain rather daring tales or deep and emotional stories like Bear Heart.
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The Boulay library is also offering a course on Sunday October 13 to discover and deepen the art of storytelling. Once a month, for eight months, trainees will be able to continue their learning and keep the magic alive. The festival is above all about sharing thanks to open stages, lively board games and magical exhibitions in the libraries. More information on the Nittachowa Facebook page.
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