During an outing to a show, a group of teenagers who don't know each other find themselves locked in the theater.
Cut off from the world, these young people become a tribe.
Some left in search of a way out, returning laden with plants and carrying strange mutations.

What happened outside?
What event transformed them?
Is the forest gaining ground?

A motley trio at the helm of the Collectif en scène ;  a dancer-choreographer, an autrice-slameuse and a director-circassienne accompany fifteen youngsters aged 8 to 13 to the stage.
Whether in front of the spotlight or behind it, it's going to be a great adventure: a theatrical and human creation! 
How do you organize yourself when you're locked up in a theater, with your only family - a family you didn't choose - a juvenile theater troupe?  
And when, on top of all that, we start to feel strange, when our hair starts to grow, our canines start to slice, and our voices start to moult? 
How do we connect here, with each other, despite the catastrophe that seems to be unfolding outside the TJP?
For this creation, the collectif en scène wants to explore both the TJP and the delights of its culture, as well as the forest and the flavors of nature.
A futuristic creation of yesteryear.

This small troupe is associated with the TJP to write and create a show, accompanied by an author of the verb Mélissa Zehner and a body author Delphine Lanson.

Writing workshops held with the children over weekends give birth to the text.
In spring, the collective comes together for a week-long creative residency. Children are invited to discover and practice all facets of show production, from acting to lighting design to stage direction.

Finally, on Sunday May 19, the show will be presented in the main hall of the TJP in the presence of the audience, followed by a debate.
This performance is part of the  Seishun generationa festive, artistic event dedicated to young people, featuring shows, meetings, workshop presentations, screenings and a party.