Christophe Chaboute
Christophe Chaboute
Julien Regnault
Department of Isere
Museum Overview
Have you ever wondered what happens at night, after your visit, when the museum doors close? A fantastical story, based on the graphic novel "Musée" by Christophe Chabouté and set to music by the Faltazi Company. Suitable for ages 8 and up.
FANTASTIC COMIC BOOK CONCERT
Did you know that the statues come down from their pedestals, that the models leave their canvas to stretch their legs, have a little chat, discuss the day's visitors or observe the outside?
Christophe Chabouté, a master of the 9th art, has created a poetic and humorous chamber piece, a whimsical plunge into the heart of the Musée d'Orsay. The masterpieces of Daumier, Ingres, Van Gogh, Renoir, Modigliani… come to life as evening falls, reminding us of our status as mere passersby, as observers observed in a mischievous game of mirrors.
The music of the creators of "Where Our Fathers Go", Compagnie Faltazi, accompanies the wanderings, the digressions, the friendships, the loves of these disembodied but soulful characters.
Based on the graphic novel "Musée" by Christophe Chabouté - Glénat Edition
Everyone from 8 years old
45 mn
with:
Florent HERMET - artistic direction, double bass, composition
Pierre LORDET - bass clarinet, composition
Antoine ASSELINEAU - video editing, general management
SUPPORTERS & MENTIONS
Production: Turbine Production (26)
With co-production support
> The Polaris - Corbas (69)
L'Echalier - Artistic Production Workshop - Saint Agil (41)
> The Quai des Arts - Rumilly (74)
> Le Train Théâtre - National Interest Art & Creation Venue - Portes Les Valences (26)
> Le Totem - Nationally recognized venue for Art, childhood, and youth - Avignon (84)
With support - hosting in residence:
The Petit Palais Museum - Avignon (84)
The Musée d'Orsay (75)
With financial support from:
DRAC Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Auvergne Rhône Alpes Region
Drôme Department
Photo credit: Julien Regnault
Target audience : Families with children
Comfort and amenities
Accessibility
Rates / opening
Prices
Full price: €12, Reduced price: €5 (Children under 12; job seekers, those on minimum social benefits).
Opening
Friday, September 18, 2026 from 21 p.m.



