Its theme is universal: this show is a very useful tool for the grieving process. It offers a symbolic and positive understanding of death. It is a metaphor for a step towards a new stage, a rebirth and not an end..
 

★ Non verbal

★ For everyone! For school sessions from 7 years old

★ Indoors, outdoors, public spaces
Various formats between 5 and 40 minutes
We can play it several times a day

★ Our tours are highly green and sustainable thanks to our light logistic and simple technical needs (small teams, costumes and props in only 1 suitcase of 23kg).

★ We also propose creative workshops for children and adults with final public presentation. 

★ Supports:
• For our travel expenses outside Belgium by WBI
• The Belgian and French Embassies and the French institutes and alliances have also supported us.

Composition of the artistic team:
• Performers: Despina Psymarnou and Julie Querre alternating Yasmine Linsdkog
• Direction, choreography and project leader: Jordi L. Vidal
• Music composition:  Virginie Tasset
• Music recording:  Eugénie Defraigne, Mathieu Calant and Virginie Tasset
• Puppet: Marie Ghislaine Losseau
• Costumes, props, set: Noelle Deckmyn
• Light and sound: Matthieu Calant
• Choreography and dramaturgy assistant: Michèle Swennen
• Video: David Noblet, Matthias Walton, Silvia Marazzi
• Photos: Nicolas Clement, Loic Boon, Matthias Walton, Dasa Knerova
• Graphic design: Léa Gaeta, Silvia Marazzi

It has been supported by Up circus & performing arts, WBI-Wallonie Bruxelles International, WBTD-Wallonie Bruxelles Théâtre Danse, SACD Belgium, centre belge UNIMA

Co-production: Service de l'Interdisciplinaire, Culture Ministry, FWB Belgium.

Residencies of creation: Up circus & performing arts, La Roseraie, Compagnie La Casquette, Theatre Montagne Magique, Maison de la Création BXL Nord, Archipel 19/ CC Le Fourquet, Maison de la Marionnnette, Cirqu'conflex, Institut Dalcroze, CC Chênée Belgium.

Thanks to: Italia Gaeta, Mariano Bolfarini, François-Xavier Randour, Flora Gaudin, Susanne Bentley, Aurélie Beyaert, Trinidad Lopez Vidal, Anne Fraiture, Montse Guisbert, Margaux Vandervelden, Frédéric Philippe and Ikram Haltout