Les Mardis d’Uzerche is the highlight of Uzerche’s summer cultural season, which has been bringing life to the area since 2010. The idea is to put on a free show for the public every Tuesday evening during the summer (July and August), at 9pm in the Cour Jean-Jaurès, right in the heart of the historic centre of Uzerche.
A multi-disciplinary programme is put on every year, ranging from street arts to circus, theatre, puppetry, dance and music.
Laisse-moi is an acrobatic duo that combines double Chinese pole, dance and interaction with the audience to tell a love story. With a dynamic choreography that links the horizontality and verticality of the masts, Nely Carrasco and Miguel Rubio integrate the spectators as the physical and emotional support of the stage, making the development of the show truly depend on them.
It’s an immersive experience in which the audience is not just a spectator, but a real pillar of the show. Sixteen chairs form part of the scenography, and those who decide to take part will feel in their flesh how their presence supports the stage, both physically and emotionally.
More Laisse-moi events
25 May
13:30
Laisse-moi at the Kunsten Bo[!]s des Arts festival 2026
Kunsten Bo[!]s des Arts, a festive and cultural event taking place in the heart of the magnificent grounds of Lembeek Castle, invites you to discover a wide range of artists from across the country, explore the various activities on offer, and sample delicious local produce.
Laisse-moi is an acrobatic duo that combines Chinese double pole, dance and audience interaction to tell a love story. With a dynamic choreography that links the horizontality and verticality of the masts, Nely Carrasco and Miguel Rubio integrate the spectators as the physical and emotional support of the stage, making the development of the show really depend on them.
It is an immersive experience in which the audience is not a mere spectator, but a true pillar of the show. Sixteen chairs are part of the set design, and those who choose to participate will feel in their flesh how their presence sustains the stage, both physically and emotionally.
Laisse-moi is an acrobatic duo that combines Chinese double pole, dance and audience interaction to tell a love story. With a dynamic choreography that links the horizontality and verticality of the masts, Nely Carrasco and Miguel Rubio integrate the spectators as the physical and emotional support of the stage, making the development of the show really depend on them.
It is an immersive experience in which the audience is not a mere spectator, but a true pillar of the show. Sixteen chairs are part of the set design, and those who choose to participate will feel in their flesh how their presence sustains the stage, both physically and emotionally.
