Forget fairy tales. In Neverland, Peter Pan appears in a new light: as a figure condemned to remain unchanged, stuck in an endless present. Through this striking reimagining of the famous story, eternal childhood ceases to be a promise and becomes instead a mystery — perhaps even a trap. Composer Sarah Nemtsov creates a sonic universe of dizzying richness, where the boundaries between acoustic and electronic sound dissolve. Together with Ensemble Contrechamps, she shapes a shifting landscape charged with tension, sudden eruptions and fleeting moments of respite. 

The stage, too, is in constant transformation. Points of reference dissolve, figures multiply, memories warp and blur. Directed by Julien Chavaz, Neverland is a sensory journey in which music, theatre and visual art intertwine to explore our relationship with time, our desire for transformation, and the dreams we struggle to preserve. A haunting and mesmerising plunge into the most secret corners of the imagination.