Synopsis

Hudu It is a staging designed for a so-called severe neuroatypical audience, particularly autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability. A work without words in which music delivers the message, and movement and the puppet are the three dramatic tools.

On stage, 4 performers develop a framework that will be modulated according to the reactions and interactions with the audience.

At the entrance, one of the characters welcomes the spectators to accompany them to the play area before immersing them in a marine universe where 1001 glittering sparkles shine.

Then, in 40 minutes, the story of Ben and Martine unfolds: two divers from two different eras who discover a hidden world deep in the deep sea that has never been explored in this way. A universe filled with magical jellyfish that allow humans to live in the deep sea. Ben tries to convince Martine to stay with him, for eternity. Will she accept not to see the Earth again and to have fun forever?

Hudu is an immersive performance that offers viewers the opportunity to create their own spectacle and experience it as they wish. Lights, textures, live music, puppets, everything is designed to offer a sensory spectacle while listening to the limits of each individual.