Luc Petit

Luc Petit has collaborated with organisations in the entertainment and event industry including the festival "Juste pour Rire", Cirque du Soleil, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Disney.

[9] In 2012, Luc Petit and his team conceptualized the musical, inspired by the story of Peter Pan, mixing dance, singing, acrobatics, lighting effects and videos.

[10] In 2015, he designed and directed Inferno, a show made for the opening ceremony of the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo, for which he received the "Best Creative Director" award at the EuBEA Festival in Sevilla.

Since July 2018, the visitors of the “Caves of Han” can visit this permanent installation named ORIGIN the most magnificent underground show in the world including sound, light and the latest technology of video mapping and lasers.

The Grand Premiere in April 2019 was a real success as Luc Petit directed the show based on the well-known Chinese legend of the Eight Immortals.

[17] Together with Michel Teheux, he created a non-profit organization Les Nocturnales,[18] a new concept of heritage operas, which highlight the architectural wealth of cathedrals and patrimonial buildings.

In 2021, Luc Petit, Michel Teheux and more than 50 artists and technicians organized a symbolic gesture on Saturday March 13th to revive scenic arts after a year of shutdown due to the health crisis.

Not long after, Luc Petit and his team perform a series of shows, particularly in the city of Beloeil where he revisits the Little Red Riding Hood from Perrault and the Grimm brothers in the castle's park during two weeks.

[20] At the dawn of 2022, Luc Petit wanted to reconnect with his series "The Christmas of the Cathedrals" by presenting a new show in Tournai and Lille: Le Combat des Anges,[21] the new wave of covid-19 will however force him to cancel the tour following the new governmental measures.

[27] To celebrate the 800 years of the presentation of the Charter of Freedoms, Luc Petit stages the folklore of the city of Wavre: "Le Jeu de Jean et Alice".