Join us in breaking the silence at the 6th edition of STOP SUICIDE’s Stand Up at the BΓ’timent des Forces Motrices. Enjoy an evening filled with laughter and awareness about youth suicide prevention, featuring comedians such as Thomas Wiesel, Lou Trotignon, Bruno Peki, Emma Bojan, Pierre Thevenoux, Lisa Delmoitiez, and Alexandre Kominek. Β Don’t miss this opportunity to make a positive impact and support a vital cause!
In French.
In its third edition, the event aboard the Bateau Genève invites professors from the ADEM for a vibrant celebration of world music and dance. Approximately thirty artists will offer a series of captivating 30-minute mini-concerts and performances, encouraging attendees to embark on a unique musical and artistic journey along the Quai Gustave Ador.
La BÒtie-Festival de Genève is a multidisciplinary festival in the Geneva region, featuring a vibrant mix of music, dance, theater, and performances over 18 days. Spanning more than forty venues, it offers around fifty events showcasing both national and international artists. The festival invites audiences to explore current cultural trends and engage with diverse artistic perspectives.
Under the glow of a streetlamp, two students await an interview with GrisΓ©lidis RΓ©al, set as part of their final studies. In a Beckett-inspired setting, they encounter sex workers, challenging their preconceptions. The play “Contre-jour” delves into the validity of discourses between theory and lived experience, commitment, and expression. Created by Mathi and Margot Le Coultre, this debut from Cie Β« La Poudre Γ lever Β» delves into the topic of prostitution, drawing inspiration from GrisΓ©lidis RΓ©al.
In French.
The Theatrical Walks offer an immersive exploration of Geneva, blending history and theater within natural settings. Expect surprises and emotions with quirky stories and outdoor theater scenes, designed for both locals and visitors alike.
In French.
“Γtat Sauvage” offers a theatrical experience where humor and discomfort intertwine. It follows two men, referred to as the One and the Other, who meet in a park transformed into a wild space, challenging violence and reason. The play delves into our inner barbarism and the delicacy of civilization through compelling performances, highlighted by intricate lighting and evocative music. StΓ©phane Jaubertie’s script is powerful and contemporary, crafting a disturbingly mesmerizing human tableau. The production has been awarded the first regional prize from RhΓ΄ne-Alpes at the FESTHEA festival and closed the Avignon IF festival.
In French.
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