The legend of the Magic Crystal

A crystal of immense power is in great danger. A source of harmony, light, and balance, it is coveted by all sorts of fantastical creatures: witches, demons, gnomes, goblins, and other mysterious beings. But the most formidable are sometimes those we least suspect: humans.
Faced with this threat, only one solution exists to save the magic crystal: call upon the children. All the children aged 3 to 12 present in the room then become the heroes of the adventure. Their imagination, energy, spontaneity, and ability to believe in the impossible are the only forces capable of preserving the crystal and restoring its power.
Guided by an astonishing extraterrestrial musician-magician, the audience embarks on an adventure where reality and imagination intertwine. Thanks to a vast interactive video set, the characters seem to leap from the screen and come to life on stage. Fantastic creatures, puppets, animated shadows, giant plush toys, and unusual characters appear throughout a story whose unfolding is influenced by the audience's reactions and choices.

Throughout the show, children are encouraged to actively participate. They will have to laugh to ward off the fearsome witch Pleurna, who feeds on children's tears, sing to awaken the crystal's powers, solve riddles, take on challenges, and participate in live magic and music experiments. Together, they will send out their magical waves to push back the darkness, rekindle the fading stars, and restore the colors of the rainbow.
Through a dynamic staging that blends music, humor, video, visual magic and constant interaction with the audience, the show offers a playful adventure accessible to both young children and the adults who accompany them. Behind its fantastical and festive world, the story simply evokes the fragility of our environment. Like the magic crystal, our world is precious. harmonious yet vulnerable. Every action we take can contribute to protecting it or further weakening it.
The show thus delivers a positive and hopeful message: imagination and solidarity are forces capable of transforming the world. In the end, only the purity of the children's gaze can save the
crystal... and perhaps much more