Prodigy12 at La Villette: an immersive 360° show to be discovered in a mysterious blue pavilion

There is no shortage of innovative and original shows in Paris. Proof of this comes with the arrival of a mysterious blue pavilion. Head to La Villette Park from February 7 to April 25, 2026 , to discover "Prodigy12," which is both the name of the venue and the subject of the show.

Billed as anew form of live performance combining storytelling, live music, and architecture, "Prodigy12" aims to immerse you in "an unknown version of Paris" thanks to the 360° LED walls installed in this cube. Here, the show's visitors are the protagonists of the story. Guided by Aida, the spectator becomes Prodigy12, the one who tries to escape Time. In particular, they will have to navigate "surreal scenes" in a "metropolis undergoing transformation, confronted with enigmatic beings, both living and digital."

A press release states that this live show "will feature one of the largest temporary LED installations in Europe, using the most advanced technologies." To ensure a truly immersive experience, original music will be performed live by an ensemble. Choreographed performances and 3D visuals are also planned. 

Behind "Prodigy12" is a collective of artists, musicians, and designers founded by the Roelandt brothers. " Driven by our constant fascination with the fusion of art and new technologies, we are launching Prodigy12. [...] Inspired by the Renaissance Man, the convergence of disciplines is our driving force: theater, music, scenography, lighting design, the way we welcome our visitors, production, operations—everything is created and managed by us, " reads the official website of the artistic project.

After investing in several iconic buildings, the Roelandt brothers are taking on a new challenge by designing this pavilion at La Villette for the first time, with the aim of "enhancing the show, not restricting it."

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To discover the result and this new kind of immersive live show, head to La Villette Park (north circle) from February 27 to April 25, 2026. Tickets have been on sale since November 19. Expect to pay between €25 and €41 for a one-hour show. Please note that tickets are on sale for the first month of performances, from February 7 to March 1, 2026. Tickets for other dates will be available from Wednesday, December 10, 2025.