Photo : Olivier Quero
Show: Planet
A fun and poetic journey about our connection to the Earth and what we will leave behind.
MAIF Social Club (Paris 3rd)
About
This is the story of Antonin and Anouk, a brother and sister, who return one last time to their childhood home before it is demolished. Through their memories, they summon past, present, and future worlds: from the Lascaux caves to a continent of plastic, and even to the far reaches of space. With overflowing imagination and an eco-designed set, Planet invites us to think differently and dream of a possible world. A gentle, committed, and hopeful awakening!
Our take on this event
Follow two siblings as they confront the echoes of their childhood in a visually striking show that leaps from prehistoric caverns to the stars. Using clever eco-friendly staging, this production turns climate reflections into a captivating and hopeful narrative. It is the perfect weekend escape for those who want to be moved while feeling truly inspired.
On Saturday, June 26, 2027, the MAIF Social Club presents the performance Planète. This play follows the journey of siblings Antonin and Anouk as they return to their childhood home one last time before it is demolished. Through their memories, the narrative travels across time, from the caves of Lascaux to outer space and modern environmental challenges. Featuring an eco-designed set, the show is suitable for audiences aged 7 and older. Admission is free, offering an inspiring and thoughtful perspective on our world and how we might envision its future.
The MAIF Social Club, located in Paris's 3rd arrondissement, hosts the stage production Planète on Saturday, June 26, 2027. The plot centers on Antonin and Anouk, a brother and sister revisiting their family home before it faces demolition. Their journey into the past triggers a series of vivid recollections, connecting ancient history, space exploration, and contemporary issues like plastic pollution.
Designed with sustainability in mind, the production uses an eco-friendly set to emphasize its hopeful and committed message. The play is open to visitors from the age of 7, encouraging both children and adults to rethink their relationship with the environment. Since the event is completely free, it serves as a accessible opportunity to engage with themes of imagination and ecological awareness. Plan your visit to the venue to experience this artistic exploration of our shared world.
