• Free, without reservation
• All audiences, from 12 years old
• Duration: 1 hour
• By Guillaume Pidancet and Michael Pellegrini
• Show moved to La julienne in case of bad weather

Isaac Asimov established himself as one of the pillars of the golden age of science fiction with his Cycle of Robots. By inventing the famous and revolutionary "three laws of robotics", he marked a turning point in humanity's representation of robots, transforming them from ancient threatening and potentially dangerous machines to beings prone to doubt and contradiction. .How might a robot programmed to work in a lunar mine react if it finds itself lost on Earth? Could a robot lie in a trial to preserve the interests of its user? With Project XVII to put into voice and music some emblematic stories, we accompany a robopsychologist who investigates confusing events involving robots, and who discovers more programming faults in humans than in machines…