A year ago, at the beginning of May 2021, performance halls finally emerged from the torpor forced by the health crisis, and gradually reopened their doors.
But not all of them: in the Parc de Choisy, in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, the small theater of Guignol Lyonnais remained closed after 40 years of performances.
His puppeteer, director and storyteller, Bruno Saffache, had to put his dolls away and curb his “big mouth” temperament, in the wake of confinement.
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