Every year, we write a new original masterpiece and produce it entirely on our own: text, costumes, props, sets, acting, lights and sounds!
Chicago, 1920.
The Flanagan Fantastical Travelling Circus is performing tonight, and everyone is expecting a spectacular show! But when a gunshot rings out and news of a troupe member’s death spreads, two detectives decide to take on the case.
What secrets and conspiracies will be uncovered to solve the mystery of Tracy Lenoir’s death?
Photos courtesy of Patrice Guyon and Guillaume Vidal, taken at the Petit Kursaal on June 30, 2026.
The Time-Traveler Guide On How To Prevent A Murder is a story inspired by the world of tabletop role-playing games.
It takes place in the medieval times, in which the most feared villain is about to die of old age, and learns that the only crime they committed themselves could take them to the underworld, so they hire a team of time travelers to reverse it.
In this creation, we had the opportunity to work with students who created our stage lights, and partnered with Théâtre Universitaire de Franche-Comté. This made our creation even more enjoyable to us and to the public.
Photos courtesy of Théâtre Universitaire de Franche-Comté
For our second year, we decided to write a musical. Love & Magic is a fantastic story about love and friendship, set in a magical school.
The story follows a group of students involved in a love triangle, that forms after one of them makes her rivals partner invisible by mistake, during class.
They have to find a way to reverse the spell, while dealing with their own feelings, and the school's most known bully trying to take advantage of the situation.
We used popular songs, that we adapted to fit the story, and wrote original dialogues to connect them. This has been a challenge for some of us who never sang on a stage before!
Exkuisite Korpse was our very first project. Created in only four months, it represents one of our greatest challenges.
The writing process of this piece was base on the principle of the "Exquisite Corpse", a writing process in which a sentence is written by multiple people.
Each person writes a word and passes the sentence on, but every previous word is kept secret.
That resulted in a theater project containing six different scenes, each written by a different author.
The scenes are connected by a common theme, but each has its own unique style and tone.
