Véronic DiCaire returns with a more personal show, accompanied by live musicians. Blending vocal impressions, comedy and powerful musical performances, she explores emotion and identity through each voice she channels. The staging favors intimacy and authenticity, inviting the audience into moments of laughter and reflection as musical scenes unfold. The result is a rich, varied performance that emphasizes artistic nuance and emotional resonance.

In French.

With a sharp, mordant voice, Marine Leonardi dissects the frustrations of everyday life in a compact one-woman show. She navigates couple dynamics, motherhood and the absurdities of modern existence through dark humour and richly detailed anecdotes, blending caustic observations with striking vulnerability. The performance balances satire and intimacy, inviting both laughter and reflection as familiar grievances are reframed with wit and brutal honesty.

In French.

Luc Langevin returns with a large-scale new show that blends grand illusion, light, music and poetry. As performer and creator, Langevin guides the audience through a carefully staged experience that probes the duality of head and heart, balancing wit, visual spectacle and intimacy. The production favors poetic imagery and theatrical engineering to create moments of wonder and reflection, inviting spectators into an imagined space designed to escape everyday reality.

In French.

Master hypnotist Messmer returns with 13Hz, a live stage experience that blends mystery and high-energy comedy. Through precise suggestion and theatrical craft he blurs the line between reality and illusion, guiding participants into altered states tied to the show’s 13Hz concept. The performance balances humour, tension and empathy, relying on Messmer’s charisma and subtle pacing to explore the depths of collective perception and the surprising places the mind can travel.

In French.

Staged as a witty exploration of late-life desire and rebellion, L’âge bête brings Michèle Laroque and Kad Merad together as two newly involved sixty-somethings who refuse to be defined by age. The piece blends sharp comedy and tender moments to examine freedom, appetite and companionship, relying on vivid physicality and intimate duo work to reveal humanity beneath the gags. The performance favors contemporary, character-driven staging and a warm, ironic tone.

In French.

Riverdance: The New Generation presents a vibrant reimagining of the celebrated Irish stepdance tradition. Pulsing rhythms, precision footwork and sculptural group formations blend contemporary choreography with iconic percussive steps. The production foregrounds athleticism, communal drive and visual spectacle, supported by dynamic lighting and bold costume palettes. Expect an intense, joyfully rhythmic experience that celebrates heritage while pushing its boundaries. Energetic live music underscores the choreography.