The tale is indeed surprising: a young girl with blond hair, lost in the forest, unexpectedly enters an isolated house, eats what she finds, breaks a chair in the process and finally settles in a bed - the owners, who are bears, come home, find her asleep, and the girl ends up leaving, driven away and/or in fear. Whatever the version of the tale, the moral of the story is uncertain to say the least... What is this strange hospitality? Is the girl afraid of those who are so different from her? Or is she lost without a home, with the bears refusing to take in the young migrant girl?

Alain Borek, Marion Chabloz and Baptiste Gilliéron, who are experienced in the techniques of theatrical improvisation, make this a story of choice. In a device inspired by video games, they invite you to determine who are the protagonists of this astonishing story and decide on their respective reactions, with the performers adapting the scenes according to your choices. Each stage of the tale becomes the occasion for a deliberation on hospitality and what it implies, through the playful configuration of the scenes that will be played. Whether you are Goldilocks or Little Bear, will you find a less ambiguous ending?

Should you host Goldilocks?