Le Roi aux oreilles d’âne

This family-friendly opera retells the myth of King Midas, who was cursed with donkey ears by Apollo after judging Pan a better musician. The performance is brought to life by Les Lunaisiens, a troupe known for playful oratorios and children's choirs, alongside the Chœur d’enfants de l’Orchestre de Paris.

Attendees can expect a whimsical, pop-up style production that blends music and storytelling. The show is designed for audiences aged 8 and up, offering a fresh take on classical mythology through song and theatrical staging.

Held at the Philharmonie de Paris, this event is part of the troupe's long-running mission to make classical repertoire accessible to all. With artistic direction by Arnaud Marzorati and a team of experienced choir directors, it promises an engaging morning of music and myth.