Élise and Léo live in a vacuum, prisoners of the fear of the unknown and of regimented time measured in grains of sand. 
One morning, thanks to an exquisite dream, out of the desire to do something good, out of the excitation of shoes held too long on the leash, time breaks down, the door opens . . . the sky and the earth tip . . .
The daily oranges have a different flavour. 
The great question of breaking away toward the world is asked . . .

Children 3 to 7 years old

“ While the power of theatre is to transport us, to take us on a trip far beyond what we might have imagined, theatre for young audiences is also the bearer of meaning. And if very young children very wide eyes as they watched the play, it is because magic was at work! ”

La Revue, Terrebonne

“ Immersing young children in a world where fear and the desire to explore confront each other, the play Souliers de sable . . . revealed itself to be very sensitive. It flows us like grains of sand through an hourglass. ”

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