Les Nuits de Saint-Roch: Un Voyage à Travers l'Histoire de l'Art

Les Nuits de Saint-Roch: Un Voyage à Travers l'Histoire de l'Art is presented by Amaclio Productions (L-R-20-003048 et L-R-20-005336). It is an immersive experience open to all audiences, a 45-minute video mapping show staged in the Église Saint-Roch in the heart of Paris. Amaclio, producer of La Nuit aux Invalides, returns with this new production after more than 8 million spectators.

The church, built on rue Saint-Honoré in historic Paris, is the "paroisse des artistes" and holds the tombs of André Le Nôtre and Pierre Corneille; its nave and baroque architecture host the experience. The story of art is told through an imaginary dialogue between a child and André Le Nôtre, with the voices of Brigitte Lecordier and Bruno Choël.

Monumental 360° projections turn the stone into a living fresco. On certain evenings, the choeur Sequentiae and its orchestra perform live under the vaults, for a 1-hour show.