FR2792542A1 - Procedure for making under-sea show comprises placing static and dynamic scenes in pool and submerging sealed module with porthole containing spectators - Google Patents

Abstract

The procedure comprises placing in a pool (1) containing water (2) scenes (3) on which visual sequences are produced. A sealed module (4), in which a spectator can sit, is submerged into the pool and has a porthole (5). The module is displaced (7) inside the pool making it travel a circuit in front of each of the scenes. On at least one of the scenes static sequences such as marine bottom scenery (9a) or wreckage (9b) are produced. Dynamic sequences such as living fish (9c) are produced on some scenes.

Description

PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF AN AQUATIC SHOW AND UNDER THEATER

  SAILOR ALLOWING TO IMPLEMENT THE PROCESS

  The present invention relates to a method for producing

  tion of an aquatic show. It also concerns a theater

  submarine allowing the method according to the invention to be implemented

  vention. The relationship with water is based on a double image: attraction and repulsion. We all come from the water. The memory of our intrauterine life pushes us to seek out

  pleasures of swimming and playing in the water. And yet, some

  instinctive fears cause us to be apprehensive when we "lose ground". The fear of being swallowed up and drowning exists in everyone's heart. Everyone is attracted

  by the bottom of the sea. The "world of silence" exercises in the

  dividu an attraction confirmed by the success of the reports

  submarines and fictions on this theme.

  However, access to the underwater world is not within reach

of all.

  Diving requires rigorous training,

  certain physical skills and expensive equipment.

  The use of submarines is reserved for the mili-

  shut up, to scientists even if a few travel attempts

  "all audiences" are beginning to take hold.

  Glass bottom boats or aquascopes are sometimes used in tourist paradises and reserved for affluent audiences. The object of the present invention is to allow a large public to feel the emotions and sensations of an underwater journey, in complete safety, without the need to be at the seaside in deep water. The present invention overcomes instinctive fears by registering the trip

  in a playful dynamic amplified by the theatrical process.

  The process of producing an aquatic show,

  according to the invention, comprises at least one of the following steps:

  -: we have, in a basin containing water, scenes on which we produce visual or theatrical sequences, - we immerse, at least in part, in said basin at least one waterproof module, comprising a porthole in which took place at least one spectator, - said module is moved inside said pool

  by making him run a circuit passing in front of each of the

say scenes.

  Preferably, static sequences such as in particular decorations are produced on at least one of said scenes.

seabed, wrecks.

  Also preferably, dynamic sequences such as scenery animated with movements, automata, bubble curtains,

live fish.

  Preferably, during the immersion phase or des-

  center of said module, the decorations are moved from the bottom up and / or vice versa during the ascent phases. So, we

  increases the feeling of displacement towards the depths.

  Preferably, during the phase of movement of said module inside the pool, the decorations are moved in the opposite direction to the direction of movement of said module. So we increase

the feeling of speed.

  Preferably, during the displacement and / or immersion phase of said module inside the basin, certain decorative elements are rotated. The spectator loses the horizontal reference and has a feeling of imbalance. So, we

  simulates the sensations of diving navigation.

  Preferably, during the production of the visual or theatrical sequences, visual effects are created. In particular, such effects are obtained:

  - by modulating the lighting, thus the gaze of the specta-

  teur is focused on the essential points of the sequences which are presented on the scenes, and / or - by modifying the transparency of the window by means of colored filters, thus, the vision of the spectator can pass from cold blue to intense red, and / or - by simulating damage to the window by means of

  filter with cracks or breaks, thus the specta-

  feel that an incident has occurred, and / or - by producing bubble curtains, so the field

  viewer's visual is limited, he loses his orientation marks-

  tion and imagine itself transported a thousand leagues from its point of departure. Preferably, during the production of the visual or theatrical sequences, percussions on the module are provoked. Thus, the viewer has the feeling that the module has actually hit rocks or collided with

live animals.

  Preferably also, during the production of the visual or theatrical sequences, movements are printed at the seat on which the spectator is seated. The movements of the seat are related to the theatrical situation. So, we

  increases the spectator's feelings.

  Preferably also, during the production of the visual or theatrical sequences, the spectator or the captain can manipulate arms articulated with respect to the module. Thus, the spectator can perform specific actions or assist

  to such actions. Among the possible actions include opening

  ture of a treasure chest, a fight with sharks, the

search for corals.

  Also preferably, sequences are produced

  visual by installing at least one aquarium in the basin.

  Said aquarium is isolated from the basin by transparent walls.

  Thus, the viewer has the feeling that the fish in the aqua-

  rium live in open water around the module.

  Advantageously in this case, the upper part

  of said aquarium emerges above the basin. Thanks to this

  position the aquarium can be treated specifically and independently of the rest of the pond. In particular, the water temperature can be adapted to the flora and fauna. Through

  elsewhere, maintenance of the aquarium is facilitated.

  The invention also relates to an aquatic theater, intended for the performance of an aquatic spectacle. The aquatic theater according to the invention comprises a basin containing water.

  The basin contains scenes. Said scenes include

  are trying to produce visual or theatrical sequences

  the. The basin also contains, at least one waterproof, mobile module, comprising a porthole, in which has taken place at least

a spectator.

  The aquatic theater further comprises: - immersion means for at least partially immersing said waterproof module in said basin, - displacement means for moving the mobile module inside said basin, by making it pass through a

  circuit passing in front of each of said scenes.

  Preferably, the means of producing visual or theatrical sequences comprise means of producing static sequences, in particular decorations of the seabed and / or

wrecks.

  Preferably, the means for producing visual or theatrical sequences comprise means for producing dynamic sequences, in particular actuation means (jacks, pulleys, articulated arms) for animating sets and / or automata and / or curtains of bubbles and / or fish

living.

  Preferably, the aquatic theater also comprises displacement means for moving the sets from the bottom up, during the immersion or descent phase of said module, and / or vice versa during the ascent phases. Thus, the viewer has the feeling of moving towards the underwater depths. Preferably, the aquatic theater further comprises displacement means for moving the decorations in the direction

  inverse of the direction of movement of the module inside the bottom-

  sin. So the viewer has the feeling that the speed of

  displacement of the module is increased.

  Preferably, the aquatic theater further comprises

  means for rotating certain decorative elements.

  Thus, the viewer loses the horizontal reference and has a feeling

imbalance.

  Preferably, the aquatic theater also includes technical means for creating visual effects. Said technical means are in particular at least one of the following means, - means for modulating the lighting, thus the viewer's gaze is focused on the essential points of the sequences presented, - means for modifying the transparency of the

  porthole, in particular colored filters, thus the vision of the spec-

  tator can go from cold blue to intense red, - means of simulating the deterioration of the window, in particular filters with cracks or breaks, thus the spectator has the feeling that an incident has occurred, - means of production bubble curtains, so it is possible to limit the visual field of the spectator. Preferably, the aquatic theater further comprises - percussion means for simulating impacts on the module, and / or

  - actuation means for printing movements -

  ment to the seat on which the spectator is seated, and / or - manipulator arms articulated with respect to the module. Preferably, the aquatic theater also comprises at least one aquarium. Advantageously, the aquarium is isolated from the basin by transparent walls. Advantageously also,

  the upper part of said aquarium emerges above the basin.

  The present invention also relates to a waterproof module making it possible to move the spectators in an aquatic theater situated in a basin containing water. The theater includes immersed stages on which visual or theatrical sequences take place. The module according to the invention comprises

  hanging means allowing it to be suspended from items

  mechanical parts movable in a vertical plane and in a plane

  horizontal. Thus, the module can be immersed at least by-

  tial in the basin or reassembled, and / or moved internally

laughing of said basin.

  The module also includes a vertical access shaft

  allowing the spectator to go down to a room. The room

  bre has a window allowing each spectator on board said module to see the scenes outside the module

theater.

  Preferably, the module also includes a provision

  audiovisual. This audiovisual module broadcasts information

  and images: - concerning safety instructions and / or

  - in relation to the visual or theatrical sequences -

  trales produced on the stages, and / or - involving characters, in particular the captain. Preferably, the module further comprises means

  techniques for creating visual effects. Said technical means

  picnics include in particular at least one of the following means: - means for modifying the transparency of the window, for example, color filters, and / or - means for simulating deterioration of the window,

  for example filters with cracks or breaks.

  Preferably, the module also comprises - percussion means, in particular hammers, for simulating impacts on the module, - means for controlling percussion means in relation to the visual or theatrical sequences, and / or - means actuators, in particular jacks, for imparting movements to the seats on which the spectators are seated, - means for controlling the means for actuating the seats in relation to the visual or theatrical sequences, and / or - articulated manipulator arms with respect to the module, - means for controlling the manipulator arms in relation to the visual or theatrical sequences, Thus, the spectator can perform, by means of these

  manipulator arms, specific actions such as opening

  ture of a treasure chest, fight sharks, gather

corals.

  The present invention also relates to a theater stage intended to be immersed in an aquatic theater situated in a basin containing water. Visual or theatrical sequences are produced on said stage. They are intended to be seen by at least one spectator located in a module

waterproof fitted with a porthole.

  The scene according to the invention includes sets of

  seabed and / or wrecks and / or live fish.

  Preferably, the stage further comprises actuation means for animating sets and / or automata and / or

bubble curtains.

  Preferably, the stage further comprises displacement means for moving the sets from the bottom up, during the immersion or descent phase of said module, and / or

  conversely during the ascent phases.

  Preferably, the stage further comprises displacement means for moving the sets in the opposite direction to the direction

  movement of said module inside the basin.

  Preferably, the stage further comprises means

  for rotating certain decorative elements.

  Preferably, the stage further comprises means

  techniques for creating visual effects. Said technical means

  picnics are at least one of the following means: - means for modulating the lighting, and / or - means for producing bubble curtains, Preferably, the stage also comprises at least one

  aquarium isolated from said basin by transparent walls. Avan-

  taggingly, the upper part of said aquarium emerges above

above the pelvis.

  Other characteristics and advantages of the invention

  will appear on reading the description of variants of

  List of the invention, given by way of non-limiting example, and figures which represent:

  - Figure 1, a schematic overview, in pers-

  pective of an aquatic theater, - FIGS. 2a, a perspective view of two modules immersed in front of a theatrical setting partly constituted by a wreck, - FIG. 2b, an open perspective view of

  variant embodiment of the translation, immersion-

  sion and rotation of a module, - Figure 2c, an open perspective detail view of an alternative embodiment of a module immersion mechanism, - Figure 2d, an open perspective detail view d 'an alternative embodiment of a module translation mechanism, - Figure 2e, a detail view in section of an alternative embodiment of a module translation mechanism, - Figures 3a, 3b, 3c , 3d, 3e, 3f, 3g, 3h, 3i and 3k,

  perspective views of the exterior and interior of dif-

  various variants of a module, - Figures 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4th, 4f 4g, and 4h, mobile sets, - Figure 5, an aquarium incorporated in a basin,

  We will now describe the figures.

  The aquatic theater includes a pool 1 containing

  water 2. Basin 1 contains scenes 3. Scenes 3 include

  take the means of producing visual or theatrical sequences. The spectator 6 takes place in module 4, waterproof,

  with a window 5. Viewer 6 can contemplate through

  towards the porthole 5, the scenes 3 which pass before his eyes as the mobile module moves in the basin 1. Hooking means 50 make it possible to suspend the

  module 4 to mechanical elements movable in a horizontal plane

  zontal and in a vertical plane. Thus, the module 4 can be: - at least partially submerged in the basin 1 or reassembled, and / or

  - moved inside said basin 1.

  These mechanical elements include means for immersing

  sion, in particular devices made up of cables 40 and power

  lees 40a. The cables 40 are wound on cylinders 40b actuated by motors 40c mounted on plates 40d. The ends of the cables are fixed 40e to the upper part of the module 4. It is thus possible to at least partially immerse the

  module 4 in said basin 1, then reassemble it.

  These mechanical elements also include transverse displacement means 7, in particular a movable carriage 7a 7b in a horizontal plane. The carriage 7a is towed by cables and has wheels 7c which allow it to roll on the edge 7d of a beam 8a having an I-shaped section. In another alternative embodiment, the wheels 7g mounted on an axis 7i vertical integral with the carriage 7a are actuated by a motor 7h and roll along the vertical part of the

  beam 8a. It is thus possible to move the module 4 to the inside.

  of said basin 1, by making it run through a circuit 8

  passing in front of each of said scenes 3.

  These mechanical elements also include rotation means making it possible to rotate the module 4 on itself. To this end, an axis 7e is mounted integral with the carriage 7a. On the 7th axis is fixed a disk 7f. Disk 7f is located at

  the interior of a housing 40f arranged in the plate 40d.

  This is supported on the disc 7f by means of 40g rollers. An electric motor 40h drives a wheel 40i which rolls around the periphery of the disc 7f. It is thus possible to rotate the module 4 40j around the axis 7e at the same time

  move the module laterally and / or immerse it.

  The module 4 includes a vertical access well 52 com-

  providing with the outside by an airlock. This access shaft 52 allows the spectator 6 to descend, by means of a ladder 52a, into a room 53. An audiovisual device 54 located inside

  of the chamber 53 diffuses information 54a and images 54b.

  This information and these images relate to safety instructions

  and / or are related to the visual or theatrical sequences produced on the stages 3. The audiovisual device

  54 allows the intervention of the captain or a guide to reassure

  rer spectator 6 when entering module 4. It is also

used to comment on the tour.

  Scenes 3 include means of production of

  static and / or dynamic visual or theatrical sequences.

  The static sequences may in particular be constituted by decorations of the seabed 9a and / or wrecks 9b (shipwreck or module wreck creating a feeling of insecurity). The dynamic sequences can in particular consist of: - live fish 9c, and / or - bubble curtains 9d, and / or - models of submarines 9e (FIG. 4a) that mechanisms not shown can immerse 11, and / or - panels 9f (FIG. 4b) representing the seabed suspended from cables 14a which make it possible to raise or lower them 15, - endless panels 9g (FIG. 4c), representing the seabed, wound on horizontal rotating supports

9 a.m. and 9 a.m.

  These panels 9g can be unwound indefinitely by means of a motor 9j. Thus, the spectator located in a module placed in front of these panels has the impression of descending into the underwater depths or ascending 9k to the surface depending on the

direction of rotation 91 of the panels.

  The scenes can also include endless 9m panels (Figure 4d), representing the seabed, wound on vertical rotating supports 9n and 9o. These 9m panels

  can be unwound indefinitely using a 9p motor.

  Thus, the spectator located in a module placed in front of these pan-

  neaux has the impression of moving 9q laterally, at high speed, in one direction or another depending on the direction of

rotation of the panels.

  The scenes (Figures 4e, 4f) can also include

  carry: - sets 13a rotating in the direction of arrows 13d around vertical axes 13b actuated by motors 13c, and / or - sets 13e oscillating in the direction of arrows 13h by pivoting around horizontal axes 13f, under the action of cylinders 13g. Thus, the spectator located in a module placed in front

  these panels lose the sense of direction as well as any reference

  rence from the horizontal. He has a feeling of

balance.

  The scenes (Figures 4g, 4h) can also include

  ter automata 12a actuated 12b by actuating means

  ment, in particular a connecting rod 12c driven by a motor 12d.

  Aquatic theater includes technical means to create visual effects. We have shown in the figures

  the technical means described below.

  The lighting modulation means 20a have for

  effect of directing the gaze of the spectator 6 towards the essential point

  tiel of the sequence presented on the scene (figure 3f).

  The means for modifying the transparency of the window 5, in particular colored filters 21a actuated 21c by

  cylinders 21b, have the effect of modifying the vision of the spec-

  tator 6, it changes from cold blue to intense red (Figure 3d).

  The means for simulating the deterioration of the window, in particular filters having cracks or breaks 22, have the effect of giving the spectator 6 the feeling that an incident has occurred (FIG. 3e). This feeling can be

  reinforced by closing the porthole with an external flap 22a.

  The means of producing bubble curtains 9d have the effect of reducing the visual field of the spectator 6. It is thus possible to transport it from one place to another and to

totally change the decor.

  Percussion means of the shell of the module 4,

  in particular hammers 24a actuated by jacks 24b, allows

  are trying to simulate shocks 24c on module 4 (figure 3i).

  Thus, the spectator 6 has the illusion that the module 4 collides with

  rocks or collided with live animals 9c.

  The illusion of damage can be reinforced by simulating a water leak 24d and by actuating a siren and / or a light alert 24e (Figure 3j). The percussion means are placed under the control of control means and are actuated in

  function of visual or theatrical sequences.

  Actuation means, in particular jacks 56a, 56b, make it possible to print movements 11a, 11b, 11c at the seat

  , mounted on hinges 25a, 25b. These movements are

  under the control of control means and are programmed in

  relationship with the scenes unfolding before the eyes of the spec-

  tator 6 to increase his feelings (Figure 3c).

  Thanks to manipulator arms 26, 26a, articulated with respect to the module, the spectator 6 can perform or participate in specific actions such as opening a treasure chest

  26a or picking corals. These manipulator arms 26a are placed

  under the control of control means 57 actuable by

  spectator 6 (Figures 3f, 3g). The means of action towards the ex-

  26c can also be programmed in relation to the scenes unfolding before the eyes of the spectator 6, in particular

  to simulate a fight with sharks 9c (figure 3j).

  The aquatic theater can also include an aquarium

  27. The aquarium 27 being isolated from the basin 1 by trans-

  parents 28. Thus, spectator 6 has the feeling that the peas

  sounds of the aquarium live in open water around the module 4. The upper part 29 of the aquarium 27 emerges above the basin

  1. Thus, the aquarium water can be treated in a special way

  specific and independently of the water contained in the basin 1. Sa

  temperature can be adapted to the flora and fauna. The en

  aquarium maintenance is made easier.

Claims (30)

  1. A method of producing an aquatic spectacle, said method being characterized in that it comprises at least one of the following steps: - there are, in a basin (1) containing water (2), scenes (3) on which visual or theatrical sequences are produced,   - one immerses, at least in part, in said lower   sin (1) at least one waterproof module (4), comprising a window (5), in which at least one spectator (6) has taken place, - said module (4) is moved (7) inside said basin (1) by making it run through a circuit (8) passing before each of said scenes.   2. Method according to claim 1, characterized in that - one produces, on at least one of said scenes, static sequences such as in particular background decorations sailors (9a), wrecks (9b).   3. Method according to any one of the claims   1 or 2, characterized in that - on at least one of said scenes, dynamic sequences such as live fish (9c), bubble curtains (9d), decorations animated with movements (9e, 9f, 9g) are produced ), automata (12a),   4. Method according to any one of the claims   1 to 3, characterized in that - during the immersion (15) or descent phase of said module, the decorations are moved (9k) from the bottom to the top (14) and / or vice versa during the ascent phases,   so that the feeling of moving towards the pro- cross country is increased.   5. Method according to any one of the claims   1 to 4, characterized in that - during the phase of displacement of said module (4) inside the pool (1), the decorations (9q) are moved in the opposite direction to the direction of displacement of said module,   so the feeling of speed is increased.   6. Method according to any one of the claims 1 to 5, characterized in that,   - during the movement and / or immersion phase   sion of said module (4) inside the basin (1), certain decorative elements are rotated (13d) or in oscillation (13h),   so that the spectator (6) loses the hori-   zontal and has a feeling of imbalance.   7. Method according to any one of the claims   1 to 6, characterized in that, during the production of the sequences   these visual or theatrical (3a), visual effects are created in particular by modulating the lighting (20a), so that the viewer's gaze (6) is focused on the essential points of the sequences and / or - by modifying the transparency of the window (5) by means of colored filters (21a), so that the vision of the spectator (6) can change from cold blue to intense red and / or - by simulating damage to the window (5) by means of filter having cracks or breaks (22), so that the viewer (6) has the feeling that an incident has occurred, and / or - by producing bubble curtains (9d), so that the visual field (23a ) of the spectator (6) is limited.   8. Method according to any one of claims   1 to 7, characterized in that, during the production of the sequences   these visuals or theatricals, - percussions (24a, 24c) are caused on the module, so that the sensation of impacts on rocks or collisions with living animals is increased and / or - movements are printed (11a, llb , llc) at the seat (25) on which the spectator (6) sits in relation to the theatrical situation, so that the sensations of the spectator (6) are increased, and / or - manipulated articulated arms (26a) by relation to the module, so that the spectator (6) can perform   specific actions such as opening a trunk   go out, fight sharks, pick corals.   9. Method according to any one of the claims   1 to 8, characterized in that visual sequences are produced-   by installing them in the basin (1) at least one aquarium (27), - said aquarium (27) being isolated from the basin (1) by transparent walls (28) so that the spectator (6) has the feeling that the aquarium fish live in open water around the module, and / or - the upper part (29) of said aquarium (27) emerging above the basin (1), so that the aquarium water can be treated specifically, the water temperature can be adapted to   fauna and flora, maintenance of the aquarium is facilitated.   10. Aquatic theater, intended for the realization of an aquatic spectacle, said aquatic theater comprising - a basin (1) containing water (2) comprising scenes (3); said scenes (3) comprising means for producing visual or theatrical sequences,   - at least one waterproof, mobile, compatible module (4)   both a porthole (5), in which at least one spectator (6) has taken place, - immersion means (40, 40a, 40b, 40c) for at least partially immersing in said basin (1) said waterproof module (4), - displacement means (7a, 7c, 7g, 7h) of said mobile module (4) inside said tank (1), by making it run through a circuit (8) passing in front of each of said scenes (3). 11. Aquatic theater according to claim 10, characterized in that - the means for producing the static sequences comprise decorations of the seabed (9a) and / or wrecks (9b). 12. Aquatic theater according to any one of   claims 10 or 11, characterized in that   - the means of production of the dyna- sequences   mics include live fish (9c) and / or actuating means (14a, 9h, 9i, 9d, 9n, 9o, 9q, 13b, 13c, 13f, 13g)   to animate sets (9f, 9g, 9m, 13a, 13e) and / or auto-   mates (12a) and / or bubble curtains (9d).   13. Aquatic theater according to any one of   claims 10 to 12, characterized in that it comprises   in addition: - displacement means (14a, 9h, 9i, 9j) for moving the decorations from the bottom upwards (14), during the immersion phase (15) or of the descent of said module, and / or vice versa during the ascent phases,   so that the feeling of moving towards the pro- cross country is increased.   14. Aquatic theater according to any one of   claims 10 to 13, characterized in that it comprises   in addition - displacement means (9o, 9n, 9q) for displacing the decorations in the opposite direction to the direction of displacement of said   module, during the phase of displacement of said module (4) inside the inside the pelvis (1),   so the feeling of speed is increased.   15. Aquatic theater according to any one of   claims 10 to 14, characterized in that it comprises   in addition - means for rotating (13c, 13b) certain decorative elements (13a),   so that the spectator (6) loses the hori-   zontal and has a feeling of imbalance.   16. Aquatic theater according to any one of   claims 10 to 15, characterized in that it comprises   in addition to technical means to create visual effects; the-   said technical means being at least one of the following means: - means for modulating the lighting (20a), so that the viewer's gaze (6) is focused on the essential points of the sequences and / or   - means for modifying (21b) the transpa-   window (5), in particular colored filters (21a), so that the viewer's vision (6) can change from cold blue to intense red and / or - simulation means (22a) of deterioration of the window, in particular filters having cracks or breaks (22), so that the spectator (6) has the feeling that an incident has occurred, and / or - means for producing bubble curtains (9d), so that the spectator's visual field (6) is limited. 17. Aquatic theater according to any one of   Claims 10 to 16, characterized in that it comprises   in addition - percussion means (24a, 24b) for simulating impacts on the module, so that the sensation of impacts on rocks or collisions with live animals is increased and / or   - actuation means (56a, 56b) for printing   sea of movements (lia, llb) at the seat (25) on which the spectator sits, so that the sensations of the spectator (6) are increased, and / or   - articulated manipulator arms (26a) relative to   port to the module, so that the spectator (6) can perform, by means of these manipulating arms, specific actions such as opening a treasure chest, fighting sharks, pick corals.   18. Aquatic theater according to any one of   Claims 10 to 17, characterized in that it comprises   in addition to at least one aquarium (27), - said aquarium (27) being isolated from the basin (1) by transparent walls (28), so that the spectator (6) has the feeling that the fish of the aquarium live in full water around the module, and / or - the upper part (29) of said aquarium (27) emerging above the basin (1), so that the water in the aquarium can be treated in a specific manner, the temperature water can be adapted to   fauna and flora, maintenance of the aquarium is facilitated.   19. Waterproof module (4) for moving spectators in an aquatic theater located in a basin (1) containing water (2), said theater comprising immersed scenes (3) on which visual or theatrical sequences take place ; said module (4) being characterized in that it comprises: - attachment means (50) making it possible to   hang from moving mechanical elements in a vertical plane   cal and in a horizontal plane so that the module (4) can be at least partially immersed in the basin (1) or reassembled, and / or   - moved inside said basin (1).   20. Module according to claim 19, characterized in that it further comprises: - a vertical access shaft (52) allowing the spectator (6) to descend into a room (53) comprising, - a window (5) allowing each spectator (6) on board said module (4) to see, outside the module, the scenes (3) of the theater.   21. Module according to any one of the claims   19 or 20, characterized in that it further comprises a provision   audiovisual (54) - broadcasting information (54a) and images (54b): * concerning safety instructions and / or * in relation to the visual or theatrical sequences (3a) produced on the stages (3), and / or - involving characters, in particular the captain (55).   22. Module according to any one of claims   19 to 21, characterized in that it further comprises means   techniques for creating visual effects; said technical means   nics being at least one of the following means: - means for modifying the transparency of the window, in particular colored filters (21a), so that the viewer's vision (6) can change from cold blue to intense red and / or - means for simulating deterioration of the window, in particular filters having cracks or breaks (22), so that the spectator (6) has the feeling that a incident has occurred.   23. Module according to any one of claims   19 to 22, characterized in that it further comprises - percussion means, in particular hammers (24a), for simulating shocks (24c) on the module, - means for controlling the percussion means (24a) in relationship with the visual or theatrical sequences, so that the sensation of impacts on the rocks or collisions with living animals is increased and / or - actuating means, in particular jacks (56a, 56b), for imparting movements (lia, l1b, l1c) to the seats (25) on which the spectators are seated, - means for controlling actuation means   seats related to the visual or theatrical sequences   trales, so that the sensations of the spectator (6) are increased, and / or - articulated manipulator arms (26a) relative to the module,   - control means (57) of the manipulated arms   in relation to the visual or theatrical sequences, so that the spectator (6) can carry out, by means of these manipulative arms, specific actions such as the opening of a treasure chest, fighting sharks, pick corals.   24. Theater stage intended to be immersed in an aquatic theater located in a basin (1) containing water (2); visual or theatrical sequences being produced on said stage to be seen by at least one spectator (6) located in a waterproof module (4) provided with a porthole (5);   said scene being characterized in that it comprises   takes: - seabed decorations (9a) and / or wrecks (9b).   25. Scene according to claim 24, characterized in that it further comprises: - live fish (9c), and / or - actuating means (14a, 9h, 9i, 9d, 9n, 9o, 9q, 13b, 13c, 13f, 13g) to animate sets (9f, 9g, 9m, 13a, 13e) and / or automata (12a) and / or bubble curtains (9d).   26. Scene according to any one of claims 24   or 25, characterized in that it further comprises - displacement means (14a, 9h, 9i, 9j) for moving the decorations (9f, 9g) from the bottom to the top, during the   immersion phase (15) or descent of said module, and / or invert-   during the ascent phases,   so that the feeling of moving towards the pro- cross country is increased.   27. Scene according to any one of claims 24   to 26, characterized in that it further comprises - displacement means (9n, 9o, 9q) for   move the decorations (9m) in the opposite direction (16) from the direction of movement   surround said module, during the displacement phase of said module (4) inside the basin (1),   so the feeling of speed is increased.   28. Scene according to any one of claims 24   27, characterized in that it further comprises - means for rotating (13b, 13c) certain decorative elements (13a),   so that the spectator (6) loses the hori-   zontal and has a feeling of imbalance.   29. Scene according to any one of claims 24   to 28, characterized in that it further comprises means   techniques for creating visual effects; said technical means   nics being at least one of the following means: - means for modulating the lighting (20a), so that the viewer's gaze (6) is focused on the essential points of the sequences and / or - means of production bubble curtains (9d), so that the visual field (23a) of the spectator (6) is limited.   30. Scene according to any one of claims 24   to 29, characterized in that it further comprises at least one aquarium, said aquarium being isolated from said basin (1) by transparent walls (28), so that the spectator (6) has the feeling that the fish of the aquarium live in open water around the module, and / or   - the upper part (29) of said emerging aquarium -   giant above the basin (1), so that the aquarium water can be treated in a specific way, the water temperature can be adapted to   fauna and flora, maintenance of the aquarium is facilitated.