Animals live quite differently. Some like it close and cozy, while others need space; some build tunnels or nests, and others carry their own little houses on their backs. Some even create entire living systems with bedrooms, pantries, and toilets, where they spend the whole winter. Even in and around the kindergarten, a variety of animals have found their homes.

When snails reside, it embarks on a musically-theatrical exploration of the various ways of living and cohabitation. Two musician-actors take on different animal characters and set themselves up directly in the kindergarten. They build shelters, organize and sort, or are terribly messy. Could one perhaps recognize one or another animal trait in oneself?

With music, reduced language, poems, and movement, the children closely observe, research, rhyme, and make music together. Deep down in the sea or on the mountain by the blueberry. In narrow dark corridors or among crowds of people. At the summit, the treetop, in the sand, or on the beach. FROM THE PLAY.