Vie privée et publique des animaux

A clandestine meeting unfolds in the moonlit gardens of Paris, where creatures from the domestic hearth to the wild frontier gather in a grand assembly. Driven by a shared frustration at human exploitation, the animals debate how to reclaim their dignity and secure a fairer future. The opening night, narrated with a blend of irony and earnestness, sets the stage for a lively, satirical exploration of power, liberty, and the absurdities of politics.

The work unfolds through vivid vignettes, each voiced by a distinct species—from a clever monkey‑turned‑locksmith to a philosophical raven—allowing their personalities to shine while echoing human concerns. Illustrated throughout, the sketches capture the humor of their debates and the occasional chaos of misplaced passions. Listeners will enjoy the clever interplay of wit and moral reflection, all presented in a tone that feels both whimsical and surprisingly relevant.