Three little pigs have to leave the family cocoon, set out on their own on the great road of life and build themselves a house: build a straw shelter, assemble a shed of branches, build a house. Everything gets complicated when a big bad wolf comes around. And that's when the story takes an unexpected turn...

The text is in French and English.

In an Eastern country, a rooster devoted to his poor mistress, found a diamond coin one day. Happy with his discovery he wanted to bring it back to her, but suddenly the emperor of Turkey who was passing by saw the diamond coin and stole it from him. The rooster in a rage went to the emperor to get the coin. Who of the emperor or the little rooster will keep this treasure...

The text is in French and English.

All German speakers know the first two lines of Goethe's famous poem, sometimes they also remember the last one: In seinem Armen das Kind war tot. This kamishibai includes the poem in German and its translation into French, so the reading can be done with two actors.

The text is in French and German.

Nonsense. Ah, it's better. Nonsense. Ah, much better! It's nonsense. But in the end, I like it a lot. A succession of eccentric moments that we put back in place. At last, when it's nonsense, wouldn't it be best?