Blanche Neige and the Prince more or less lived happily ever after.
But time has passed, and the fair maiden is now dreadfully bored in a land of treeless forests and flattened mountains. Michel Raskine brings to the stage a wildly twisted version of the classic fairy tale—pop, trashy, slightly cruel, and outrageously funny for all ages!

Forget Disney’s sugar-coated take! In this story, the prince is old, his wife is deeply sad, Scullery Maid has yellow hair, and the 101 dwarfs at their service can’t pretend anymore: nature, the kingdom, and love are all withering away. In despair, Snow White asks the Moon: can everything go back to how it once was?

Object theater and puppetry, visible stage mechanics, makeup and gender play bring color to a wildly vivid script. Author Marie Dilasser and director Michel Raskine don't treat children as innocent bystanders—they update timeless themes and archetypes with a sharp look at ecological collapse, economic decline, feminism, and gender identity. Three delightfully offbeat actors turn this magical craftsmanship into an explosive show to enjoy as a family.