Paris, in the sixties. To escape a loveless family, Momo, a twelve-year old Jewish boy, befriends the old Arab grocer in the Rue Bleue. But appearances are deceptive: Monsieur Ibrahim is not an Arab, Rue Bleue isn’t blue, and ordinary life may not be so ordinary... A moving, funny story about a lad who speaks his mind and the Arab corner shop on his street. How does one escape from loneliness and the curse of misfortune? How do you learn to smile?

A story that has gone round the world.

Directed by Anne Bourgeois
Set designer Nicolas Sire
Lighting Laurent Béal
Costumes Pascale Bordet
Sound Jacques Cassard

On tour from 17 November 2013:

March 2014:

Monday 10 March at 20h30: Douai - Théâtre Municipal
Wednesday 12 March at 20h30: Liège - Théâtre Le Forum
Thursday 13 March at 20h30 : Brussels - Centre Culturel d'Auderghem
Saturday 15 March at 20h30 : Clichy - Théâtre Rutebeuf (Grande Salle)
Thursday 20 March at 20h30 : Cholet - Théâtre Interlude
Saturday 29 March at 20h30 : Serignan - La Cigalière

April 2014:

Wednesday 23 April at 20h30: Angers - Grand Théâtre Municipal

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