Individual freedom, the search for one's own, personal path, unresolved by the past and its traditions or by preceding generations; the struggle between good and evil... Are these issues inherent to theater for children and young people?

Suzanne Lebeau firmly believes so. And from her consistent response, the works included in this volume emerge: The little ogre and Sand shoesTwo works that allow us to continue asking questions about love, freedom, and destiny.

The little ogre It is one of Suzanne Lebeau's (Québec, 1948) most translated, published, and performed works worldwide. The path that leads Simon from the depths of the forest to the school is a journey of transformation and growth. Poetry, mythical forces, and the hero's journey are found in this work, which moves us with its lyrical and dramatic dimension.

The journey to the Outside, with its dangers and lessons, is fundamental in Sand shoes, faced with a world defined by the passage of time, promises of security, and fear of the outside…

With The little ogre and Sand shoesASSITEJ Spain launches its new collection of literary and dramatic texts, which we hope will captivate readers of all ages and imaginations.