Street theatre for children
Amarelinha is an in situ play that takes place behind your house, in your alley. It’s about life, all of life, from birth to death.
The theatre is set around hopscotch, which dictates the unfolding of the play thanks to the puck thrown by the players, each of its squares a different stage of life, from earth to heaven.
Its protagonists are actors, dancers and musicians. To tell the story, they play hopscotch, Statues, with a ball, or The Conquest of the Castle.
Behind it, the performance leaves an alleyway transformed by the game, chalk drawn scenery, laughter and tears filling the balconies.
text – direction | Simon Fournier
assistant director – choreographer | Sandy Bessette
creators – performers | Mélanie Cullin – Solo Fugère – Jonathan Hardy – Marilyn Perreault – Xavier Malo
costumes | Sarah Dubé
scenography | La marche du crabe – Daniel Bennett
Our partners
Canada Council for the Arts
Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec
Conseil des Arts de Montréal
Maison de la culture Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie
Festival Petits bonheurs
In situ
Scénographie urbaine
