Hudu

Artistic Direction: Lucile Prosper
Step into the fascinating world of Hudu, an immersive and inclusive theater experience that invites you on an extraordinary marine adventure, specially designed for neurodivergent audiences. Get ready to dive into the depths of the ocean with our two divers and discover an enchanted realm of glowing jellyfish. This captivating visual adventure is enhanced by powerful live music, composed and performed by two talented musicians. Hudu is not just a performance; it’s a sensory and interactive experience where spectators, especially those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or intellectual disabilities (ID), are encouraged to react freely. Each interaction and reaction becomes an integral part of the show, celebrating the joy of life under the sea and human friendship. Born from a collaboration between Quebec, Tunisia, and France, this creation by the company Aluma is a true tribute to neurodiversity. The performers welcome each spectator in their uniqueness, using this unique energy to enrich their performance and transform each show into a unique moment. With Hudu, Aluma does more than adapt a show; they create one specifically designed for neurodivergent individuals, offering a space of freedom and authentic expression. This ambitious project also aims to promote a mix of audiences, allowing neurotypical individuals to meet "extraordinary" human beings, thereby helping to demystify autism, intellectual disabilities, and other psychological conditions. Join us for this exceptional marine adventure, where every spectator is invited to live, feel, and share an extraordinary theatrical experience. Welcome to the world of Hudu! Music Aymen Ben Attia, Khalil Bouaziz, Juliette Malgrange Dance Martine Castera, Ilyes Triki Puppeteer Benoît Ruel Open to all CINARS Biennial participants Number of seats available : 15 Shuttle service not included This show is intended for a Neuroatypical audience: in this case the audience can be of any age /// On the other hand, if we are with a Neurotypical audience, it would be from 2 to 5 years old.