From September 28 to October 11, 2026, the Maison Théâtre presents Roadtrip, the new creation of Les Incomplètes intended for children aged 1 to 4. Lasting 40 minutes, Roadtrip will be presented for the first time at the opening of the 2026-2027 season of the Maison Théâtre.
Roadtrip offers a true experience where vocal harmony, sound art, performance and video meet. Installed around a road which crosses the stage space, the public is plunged into the heart of a journey where the landscapes of the Quebec territory unfold in projections, from the gigantic to the tiny.
Little ones are invited to listen, look, feel and explore. Quirky ditties, textures, sounds and images feed their curiosity and open their imagination. A way to experience the territory differently, to leave room for the unexpected and to let yourself be gently disorientated.
With Roadtrip, Les Incomplètes continue their research around early childhood, giving a central place to awareness, sensitivity and the relationship between children, artists and their environment. An approach attentive to the way in which little ones discover, feel and inhabit the world, which finds here a playground particularly conducive to discovery.
ROADTRIP Immersive performance • Sound art • Experience 1 to 4 years | 40 minutes From September 28 to October 11, 2026 at the Maison ThéâtreA production of Les Incomplètes This show was created with the support of the following partners: Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, Conseil des arts du Canada, L’Entente de développement culturelle – Ville de Québec and Côté ScèneIdeation and scenic writing: Audrey Marchand and Laurence P. Lafaille, in collaboration with the designers Performance, sound and video design: Alexandre Berthier and Simon Elmaleh Video images (filming): Josiane Roberge Space, props and costumes: Nathalie Côté Lights: Keven Dubois Lighting assistance: Valentine Samson
About Les IncomplètesInspired by the plurality of disciplines, since 2011 this company has developed an approach mainly focused on early childhood, exploring the intersections between the performing arts and the visual arts. From this research emerge rich sensory works and unique aesthetic experiences.