60 minutes

Please arrive 10-15 minutes before your time slot.

The show has numbered seating places for everyone. You can find your seat number on your ticket. Our hosts will guide you to your seat.

Comparable to the cinema, the show has a certain sound level, visual triggers, and visitors are expected to remain quiet.

3-6 year free admission, however, the environment may not be ideal for children below 3 years old.

Minors should be accompanied by an adult.

The show lasts 60 minutes and is more focused on watching and listening than on freely walking around.

Yes, toilets are available.

No AI was used to create this show. All the visuals in the spectacle were created with 3D software like Unreal Engine, Maya and Houdini.

Food and drinks aren't available. We have water available to purchase if needed.

We have a free wardrobe which you can use.

The Prodigy12 spectacle may include elements such as flashing lights, rather intense lighting, visual effects. Such elements may aggravate certain medical or physical conditions, and guests should take into consideration if they have a history of discomfort or physical symptoms when experiencing these elements.

The dialogues are in French but we provide English subtitles.

The location is: Prairie du Cercle Nord, Paris

• Come on foot, by bike, or by public transport.
• Parking available at:
  • Parking Parc de la Villette Nord – Cité des Sciences // 61 Bd Macdonald, Paris
  • Q‑Park Cité de la Musique – La Villette // 185 Bd Sérurier, Paris

The audience becomes Prodigy12, the last survivor of twelve beings born from the serpent Ouros, a creature that devours itself in an endless cycle of time. Guided by guardian Aida, Prodigy12 travels through surreal versions of Paris: cities floating on water, endless towers, and dreamlike worlds where music opens doors between realms. But the Ouros and its mistress, the Time Princess, hunt them down. Captured, freed, and reborn, the Prodigy must confront Ouros himself and discover The Source, where time is supposed to dissolve.

This is an original story, written for the Prodigy12 show, and takes place from the audience POV.

Yes, a huge one. Projection on surfaces was groundbreaking in the 1980s, but today LED has completely changed what’s possible. With a surface as large as ours, projection simply wouldn’t work: the image would lose all intensity. LED creates depth, brightness, and presence that truly immerse the audience.

We kindly ask that you stay fully present and enjoy the experience without the distraction of cameras or phones.

Please note that photography and recording devices are not permitted unless you have prior written permission.

We aim to keep the theatrical elements of the show undisclosed for future visitors.

This policy is also stated in our terms and conditions, which are accepted before purchasing tickets, included in our practical information email, and displayed on a sign at the entrance to Prodigy12.

We are an independent collective of international artists and producers, under the direction of Roelandt Brothers. Before Prodigy12, we created sold-out shows in cities like Rome, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Antwerp. We believe a great show is achieved when both the artistic and operational aspects go hand in hand. The shows are not dependent on subsidies. Read more about us