Details

Le Petit Chaperon Rouge (Little Red Riding Hood) was the first of a trilogy of fairy tales adapted by French writer and director Joël Pommerat, and has been loved by audiences across the world. In this new interpretation, created for his young daughter to help her understand his work, Le Petit Chaperon Rouge is neglected by her mother and bravely faces the Big Bad Wolf on her own. Pommerat's version of this classic story uses a blend of powerful minimal stage design and perceptive performance to present a show with his trade mark distinctive atmosphere. To be enjoyed by children, as well as adults, as they address the desires, fears, loneliness and freedom experienced while growing up.

Cast/Performers

Rodolphe Martin (The man who tells the story), Valerie Vinci (The little girl / the grandmother), Isabelle Rivoal (The mother / wolf)

Creatives/Company

Author: Compagnie Louis Brouillard
Company: Compagnie Louis Brouillard
Director(s): Joel Pommerat, Philippe Carbonneaux (assistant), Emmanuel Abate (technical director)
Design(s): Marguerite Bordat, Eric Soyer
Costume: Marguerite Bordat
Lighting(s): Eric Soyer, Cyril Cottet
Other(s): Thomas Ramon (set construction and supervisor), Evelyne Pommerat (assistant documentalist)
Sound(s): Gregoire Leymarie, Francois Leymarie, Yann Priest (sound engineer)