L’Amour dans le même bermuda

It all began around 4.5 billion years ago, during a cosmic event as epic as a galactic rock festival: the Big Bang of friendship. Back then, the first humans looked at each other and said, “Hey, why not hang out together?” And just like that, friendship was born.
Aristotle later categorized friendships: those who share meals, those who swap tools, and those who philosophize about the meaning of life.
In the Middle Ages, friends gathered around questionable banquets, while the Renaissance brought sonnets full of praise.
With the arrival of “Internet Friends,” we moved on to chat rooms with quirky usernames.
But today—where do we stand?

L’Amour dans le même bermuda is a DJ-show blending disco music, absurd texts, and a cardboard-and-glitter universe.
Maël and Alex take the stage armed with binders overflowing with scientific facts about friendship, memory-filled objects, and ideas for collective connection rituals.
With a mobile DJ table, Alex and Maël plunge the crowd into a whirlwind of festive excitement.