Huckleberry Finn

In the 1840s in the United States, a young boy named Huckleberry Finn tries to escape his violent father by travelling down the Mississippi on a makeshift raft. He is accompanied by a runaway slave named Jim, who becomes his friend and a surrogate father. Their journey leads them to meet the inhabitants of the river, who bear witness to the unequal and racist ideas of their time. Little by little, Huck sheds his xenophobic upbringing and questions the society in which he grew up. Compagnie Et rien d'autre. Set design Sébastien Portier. With Aglaé Bondon, Stéphane Zubanu Diarra, Benoît Dallongeville. Costumes and accessories Amélie Monnier, lighting Laurent Labarrère with the valuable collaboration of Julie-Lola Lanteri-Cravet, musical composition Paul Menage and Stéphane Zubanu Diarra. Based on the novel by Mark Twain. For all audiences from 8 years old.

Duration: 1h00

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