“Pas plus haut que trois pommes” in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat: Thierry de Pina’s Children’s Theatre Show at Salle Charlie Chaplin

The Salle Charlie Chaplin (Quai Lindbergh) hosts the children’s theatre performance “Pas plus haut que trois pommes”, a production by the company Ah le Zèbre!, written and performed by Thierry de Pina. The show takes place on Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 3:00 PM.

A children’s theatre show about diversity and self-acceptance

Designed for audiences from the age of 3 and up, the performance explores the themes of diversity, identity, and self-discovery through a poetic and accessible storytelling approach.

The story follows a young boy who feels different from others, leading him to leave home and embark on a journey around the world in search of belonging and understanding.

A theatrical journey through imaginative characters

Along his journey, the protagonist meets a series of unique characters, each representing individuality and difference:

• an unusual pair of penguins
• a clumsy giraffe with long legs
• a small polka-dotted zebra
• and many other imaginative figures

Each encounter becomes a moment of storytelling, reflection, and emotional discovery within a rich theatrical and imaginative universe.

The message: diversity as strength

Through his experiences, the protagonist learns that every individual uniqueness is a strength. The show delivers a powerful educational message: diversity is not a limitation, but a value to embrace.

Returning home, the character gains a new awareness of identity, confidence, and self-acceptance.

Production and artistic team

The show is supported by the La Semeuse creation fund.

On stage:

• Thierry de Pina
• Isabelle Tosi

Directed by the Collectif Ah le Zèbre!, with illustrations by Catherine Caroff.

A family theatre event in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

With a duration of approximately 45 minutes, the performance is suitable for a wide audience, especially children and families.

The Salle Charlie Chaplin in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat continues to establish itself as a key cultural venue for family theatre and children’s cultural events on the French Riviera.