Haven’t we all, young and old, gazed up at the clouds in the sky and recognized the shapes that come and go? Internationally-renowned visual artist Cedric Cassimo revisits Christmas with his fluid, magical, ephemeral stories that pass like clouds.  

Haven’t we all, young and old, gazed up at the clouds in the sky and recognized the shapes that come and go? The fluidity and enchantment of internationally renowned visual artist Cedric Cassimo’s ephemeral stories make us dream, passing like clouds. The tales by Ravel named  “from the Mother Goose” were  first performed in 2015 at the prestigious Geneva’s Victoria Hall accompanied by the Swiss Symphonic Orchestra. This enchanting creation was presented in a new version under the name “The tales of the night” in 2019 at the Philharmonie de Paris with the National Orchestra of Loraine. It is since then, regularly on international tour.

A philosophical fairy tale full of joyful madness, which this time takes you on a quest for initiation. This second part of Lewis Carroll’s famous novel is less well known to the general public. But it’s packed with thought-provoking and humorous gems that are not to be missed! In this original adaptation of the cult classic, viewers are invited to join Alice on an unbelievably immersive adventure, and even solve a few riddles along the way! Audiences won’t just be immersed in a magical world created by the story’s characters.

At the border between documentary theater inspired by an extraordinary true story and an epic narrative that takes on the appearance of a philosophical tale, “Tinka” is a show that will certainly touch your heart. This creation combines the poetic art of real-time sand animation, theater, singing and music.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJiPaYpCsKg

This extraordinary show combines the visual art of sand animation, theater and music. The curtain opens to reveal a large screen. A story takes shape in the sand in real time. Then the sand freezes into a set, giving birth to the characters of The Little Prince. The audience is then drawn into an adventure full of twists and turns, between dream and reality, featuring 10 visual and musical tableaux. The subtly synchronized interventions of the artists add a special depth to the show, like a three-dimensional film sublimated by the emotion of live music.  

In this innovative adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s cult classic, spectators are invited to join Alice on a magical adventure in the exceptional setting of the Gardens of the Vullierens’ Castle, as in 2020 and 2021…or elsewhere!  A one-of-a-kind, quasi-intimate experience for around 50 spectators at a time, audiences will be able to move around and, if they wish, interact with the characters to truly immerse themselves in the story. Alice swaps her “wonderland” for the “garden”.