Marc Donnet-Monay returns after a twelve-year hiatus with his new one-man show “Alouette,” part of the cultural season in Plan-les-Ouates. The performance blends tenderness, self-mockery, and dark humor, drawing inspiration from his personal experiences and encounters. Straddling comedy and drama, it delves into existential questions and offers a survival guide in the form of a show that is both amusing and poignant.
In French.
With Les lettres de mon père, Cie Gare Centrale offers an intimate and moving story where family memory and colonial history intertwine. Through puppetry, objects, and her trademark offbeat humor, Agnès revisits her childhood exile from Congo in 1960 and her father’s letters, to shed light—65 years later—on past wounds while questioning the weight of both personal and historical legacy.
In French. Ages 9 and up.
AMJ proudly presents the Marx Sisters in concert at the Alhambra. Sisters Judith and Leah Marx, along with their fellow musicians, bring a fresh take on Yiddish songs and klezmer music, infused with humor, energy, and exceptional vocal skills. Their repertoire blends traditional tunes with modern flair, showcasing refined arrangements and a variety of styles ranging from jazz to rock. Since their debut in 2013, their performances have been celebrated for both their vibrancy and intensity.
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.
Vincent Thévenaz, the principal organist of Geneva’s Cathedral, will present an organ recital as a tribute to François Delor, the former organist who recently passed away. This concert marks the final performance before the restoration work on the grand Metzler organ and will feature Delor’s “Twelve Noëls,” promising a cheerful and festive musical experience.
Villa Dutoit is hosting a jazz concert featuring Michel Bastet on piano, Yann Emery on double bass, and Andrew Flückiger on drums, in conjunction with a retrospective exhibition dedicated to Madeleine Spierer. Formed after the first lockdown in 2020, the trio performs original compositions alongside pieces by jazz greats such as Bill Evans and John Taylor, aiming to convey a sense of attentive listening, simplicity, and emotion.
“To Hell with War!” is a satirical parody of “Ubu Roi” by the Studio d’Action Théâtrale, under the direction of Gabriel Alvarez. Drawing inspiration from Jarry, the performance condemns war as a grotesque and tragic charade. Actors portray absurd characters that lay bare the senselessness and brutality of conflict, staging a macabre dance against destructive capitalism.
In French.
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