Today in Versailles
L'Onde - The Dandelion Theorem
From Friday 04 to Saturday 05 April 2025
Location : L'Onde Théâtre Centre d'Art
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8 bis, avenue Louis Breguet
78140
Vélizy-Villacoublay
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 48.782374
Longitude : 2.178907
By public transport
- 30 min from Saint-Lazare (Viroflay-Rive droite station) on line L, Montparnasse on line N and Saint-Michel RER C (Viroflay-Rive gauche station). From either of these two stations, take the T6 towards Châtillon-Montrouge, and get off at ‘l'Onde, maison des arts’.
- 35 min by T6 from Châtillon-Montrouge station, ‘l'Onde, maison des arts’ stop.
- 7/10 min from Chaville-Vélizy, Viroflay-Rive Droite and Viroflay-Rive Gauche stations then T6 or Bus 32, 33 and 34. Robert Wagner’ stop.
- Noctilien bus 66 service from 1am. Robert Wagner’ stop
By car
Vélizy-Villacoublay borders Viroflay and Chaville to the north, Meudon and Clamart to the east and Versailles to the west.
- From the A86: Vélizy-Centre exit.
- From Porte de Saint Cloud: Pont de Sèvres, then N118 (towards Bordeaux - Chartres), and A86 towards Versailles - exit Vélizy-Centre or exit Meudon la Forêt-Vélizy zone d'emploi. Free car parks
- Saint-Exupéry car park: avenue Louis Breguet, under the Résidence Saint-Exupéry. 170 spaces (3 hours free).
- Avenue Louis Breguet: a blue zone car park is located on the median strip alongside the T6 line.
- Rue Paulhan: free spaces along the street and in the public car park in front of the buildings (2 minutes' walk from l'Onde). Please do not park along the metal bollards on the forecourt.
- Centre commercial du Mail: free spaces in front of the supermarket, 5 minutes' walk from l'Onde.
- 30 min from Saint-Lazare (Viroflay-Rive droite station) on line L, Montparnasse on line N and Saint-Michel RER C (Viroflay-Rive gauche station). From either of these two stations, take the T6 towards Châtillon-Montrouge, and get off at ‘l'Onde, maison des arts’.
- 35 min by T6 from Châtillon-Montrouge station, ‘l'Onde, maison des arts’ stop.
- 7/10 min from Chaville-Vélizy, Viroflay-Rive Droite and Viroflay-Rive Gauche stations then T6 or Bus 32, 33 and 34. Robert Wagner’ stop.
- Noctilien bus 66 service from 1am. Robert Wagner’ stop
By car
Vélizy-Villacoublay borders Viroflay and Chaville to the north, Meudon and Clamart to the east and Versailles to the west.
- From the A86: Vélizy-Centre exit.
- From Porte de Saint Cloud: Pont de Sèvres, then N118 (towards Bordeaux - Chartres), and A86 towards Versailles - exit Vélizy-Centre or exit Meudon la Forêt-Vélizy zone d'emploi. Free car parks
- Saint-Exupéry car park: avenue Louis Breguet, under the Résidence Saint-Exupéry. 170 spaces (3 hours free).
- Avenue Louis Breguet: a blue zone car park is located on the median strip alongside the T6 line.
- Rue Paulhan: free spaces along the street and in the public car park in front of the buildings (2 minutes' walk from l'Onde). Please do not park along the metal bollards on the forecourt.
- Centre commercial du Mail: free spaces in front of the supermarket, 5 minutes' walk from l'Onde.
Location
L'Onde Théâtre Centre d'Art
8 bis, avenue Louis Breguet
78140
Vélizy-Villacoublay
Presentation
A choral, epic tale that blows a wind of freedom across the stage!
A child's letter crosses continents and ends up in the hands of another child in the West. The message, like a bottle in the sea, reminds us of a grim reality: illegal child labour. Two stories intertwine: that of a child here who receives the present of his dreams for his birthday, and that of two friends on the other side of the world, playing with the freedom of carefree fun. But everything comes to a halt the day one of them has to leave the village to work in a factory. Her friend goes looking for him and finds him exhausted from working on the assembly line. Together, they set up the most whimsical of insurrections.
Performed by four actors and a circus performer, this poetic and political tale is rooted in the harshness of the real world, giving rise to the power of imagination and utopia. Just as the dandelion makes its sun shine in the most arid of lands. This fable is a sobering look at the other side of our consumer society.
Performed by four actors and a circus performer, this poetic and political tale is rooted in the harshness of the real world, giving rise to the power of imagination and utopia. Just as the dandelion makes its sun shine in the most arid of lands. This fable is a sobering look at the other side of our consumer society.
