Carried by long waves of music, sea-breeze poetry, and a cheerful, light wind swelling the sail, Samuel Arnoux (alias Ce Bon Vieux Sam) and pianist Nathalie Morazin take us adrift in the South Pacific. A highly poetic floating performance.

A joyful and quirky burlesque brass band to set the rhythm of the day through music and roving entertainment.

A passerby stumbles upon a open-air tavern table under an arbor. Nothing is missing in "l'Ombre des Oiseaux" to make it an idyllic place. Except perhaps a glass of water. But as in all stories of paradise, there is an Other. Nothing serious, but everything you thought you had for yourself now has to be shared. And there, with no shadow to hide in, everything becomes visible—from physical differences to personality traits. Do you think a sunshade would suffice? Set one up in paradise and everything starts pitching up to 7 meters high. Reality rocks, and the two men aboard cling to each other to stay upright.

Ursy is a sensitive, eco-minded artist. He learns that polar bears will soon have no home left. It's getting hot! Shaken, he steps onto the stage to deliver a musical, interactive, and eco-committed performance. Using a looper pedal, he blends beatbox, rap, dance, and humor in a naive, absurd, and touching show. An eco-naive clown-rap performance.

Wonderland is an invitation to a fantastical story where a character (perhaps stuck) explores borderlands with the help and participation of his audience. Based on simple burlesque routines from the last century and a naive reinterpretation of contemporary comedy, the show follows influences ranging from pop art and magical realism to poetry, absurdity, and minimalism. The character will have to escape a clumsy suit, face the unknown, or perhaps save himself from a threatening shark—all while dodging objects or pretending to dance to a mysterious rhythm.

A BMX champion in the early 90s, Nicolas Charbonneaux (alias Johnny Alone) traveled the world performing acrobatic bike shows for nearly 25 years. Today, his passion for stunt BMX is a family affair: together with his son Eliot, he created "Peaky Bikers" in 2021—a show blending comedy and acrobatics inspired by Steven Knight's hit British series "Peaky Blinders". On the program: a performance set against a 1920s backdrop mixed with family anecdotes, seasoned with high-flying aerial tricks and spectacular ground acrobatics.