Immersive technology generally has little, small format. Through this show, past and present, smallness and immensity, dialogue through a set of toy figurines (whether Playmobil, Lego, etc.) that show the public that the fusion of both worlds is possible. An adaptable stage installation in an approximate space of 8/9 x 3/4 meters, essentially made up of two giant screens and a table with a circus of toy figures that immerses you in the front row inside the circus tent thanks to the use of computer software designed especially for audiovisual shows. Once the public has seen it and is seated, the lights will go out and a video map of about 50/60 minutes in length will be projected on the miniature circus tent. Where the puppeteer will bring the show to life on the dance floor, changing the dolls as they go through the different scenes. While playing with illusion tricks with audiovisual special effects. This allows the dolls to come to life, singing, dancing, doing pirouettes, theater... The show in total lasts approximately one hour (without pause). This time forecast allows for between 1 or 2 showings of the show throughout a day (exceptionally, it is also possible to do 3 showings depending on the aformanet and crowd forecast). It is estimated that the optimal number of audiences for each session would be around 150 to 300 people. And while the proposal can work, only in theaters, assembly halls, or similar with the possibility of absolute darkness and having sound equipment. About 600/900 spectators can see it every day.