Heredis at the Casino de Paris in 2027: the Les 7 Fingers show set in the Assassin’s Creed universe

If you love contemporary circus, urban parkour, and theatre, then head to the Casino de Paris from January 21 to February 7, 2027. The renowned venue, tucked away in the 9th arrondissement of the capital, opens its doors to "Heredis", the new live show from the company Les 7 Doigts. Founded in Montréal in 2003, this company designs and presents multidisciplinary performances that have graced some of the world's greatest stages to date.

In 2027, the company Les 7 Doigts rolls out a bold new challenge: reimagining the world of the famed video game Assassin’s Creed on stage. Titled "Heredis", this fresh production follows a young man dragged into the pursuit of his father, who has been missing for years. On his 25th birthday, his life is upended when a letter points him toward the enigmatic program "Heredis". He embarks on a quest, setting off on a journey that spans the centuries.

On the program: two hours of show (with intermission), bringing together circus performers, acrobats, actors, and dancers. On stage, the 17 artists deliver acrobatics, choreographed fight sequences, and other physical feats, all set against immersive visual environments inspired by the video game Assassin’s Creed.

“This project brings together two worlds: Ubisoft, a global leader in video games, and Les 7 doigts de la main, an iconic company in live performing arts. We’re delighted to have premier co-producers La Tribu, Behaviour Interactive and Décibels Productions on board to jointly bring a creation that pushes the boundaries between video games and the stage,” said in a press release Nassib El-Husseini, CEO of 7 Doigts.

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For this major premiere, unveiled late 2026 in Montréal and then in 2027 in Paris, the company pulled out all the stops by bringing on a slate of renowned Montreal creators, including playwright Olivier Kemeid, choreographer Geneviève Dorion-Coupal, composer Maxim Lepage, and production designer Olivier Landreville.

To catch the show live on stage, head to the Casino de Paris from January 21 to February 7, 2027. Tickets are already on sale. So if the experience tempts you, don’t delay!