The Three-Eared Rabbits is an immersive musical story created by Michel Ocelot, specially designed for domes and planetariums. The show will be showcased at Paris's Cité des sciences et de l’industrie as well as several other planetariums across France, starting February 10, 2026.
Designed for dome screenings, the project offers a stunning 360° visual immersion. Sitting beneath the vaulted ceiling, audiences are greeted with a unique graphic universe, complemented by spatialized sound. The setup is crafted to deliver a shared, captivating experience that’s perfect for children and families alike.
Set in a medieval realm, the story follows a young boy on a quest to rescue a princess held captive by a ruthless Regent. To succeed, he must face the challenge of the Three-Eared Rabbits — vibrant, music-loving creatures that respond to whistled tunes, turning melody into a key part of the adventure.
Michel Ocelot is responsible for the screenplay, the artwork, and the direction. According to the artistic dossier, the creator continues his exploration of storytelling by adapting it to the unique demands and possibilities of immersive theater. The original soundtrack is composed by Laurent Perez Del Mar.
Produced by Akaba under the direction of Valérie Schermann, the show explores different narrative formats designed specifically for planetariums. Spanning 25 minutes, it combines animated visuals, musical narration, and specialized technical setup to create an immersive experience.
The show will be available at the City of Science and Industry in Paris starting February 10, 2026.
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