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In the story of Miss Terre, the spectators are invited to interact with a giant puppet of more than 3 meters high, which integrates into its coat a scenographic set composed of different scenes that come to life in turn during the performance.

 

In each of these scenes, the audience discovers the daily life of migrants through different generations.

 

Mr. MissTerre speaks of these intertwined histories, of rhizomic neighbourhoods, of our diverse origins and of our common need to have a home. 

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The scenes combine the nostalgia of the past, the poetry of the present and the uncertainties of the future.