Join an enchanting tango evening with the group “…Y su orquesta quartette,” born from a deep love for tango and Argentine music. This captivating ensemble takes the audience on a musical journey to Buenos Aires with their vibrant strings. Following the concert, enjoy a milonga.
Zizi Zozio is a performance by Marvin M’Toumo, an artist and designer trained in Nice and Geneva, that merges theater, fashion, and poetry. It reflects on his childhood in Guadeloupe and a dream of living among pelicans. The performer embodies a bird adorned with feathers, addressing themes of violence, sexuality, memory, and survival through a blend of storytelling, breath, cries, and song. Through this hybrid character, he authentically explores issues of gender and race, using art as a space for questioning and reconciliation.
Ages 18 and up.
Under the glow of a streetlamp, two students await an interview with Grisélidis Réal, 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 « La Poudre à lever » delves into the topic of prostitution, drawing inspiration from Grisélidis Réal.
In French.
Dope D.O.D., R.A. The Rugged Man, and Benny Holiday join forces for an unforgettable European tour. The Dutch group Dope D.O.D., renowned for blending classic hip-hop with electronic music and punchy lyrics, returns with member Dopey Rotten. Celebrating a decade in the music scene, their album “The Whole Planet Shifted” features notable collaborations.
R.A. The Rugged Man, a staple of American hip-hop, is celebrated for his fierce rhymes and adaptability in an ever-changing industry. His latest album, “All My Heroes Are Dead,” highlights his unmatched talent through impressive collaborations.
Joining the tour is Benny Holiday, along with DJ Illegal from Snowgoons, bringing his unique flair to this extraordinary musical event.
Faraj Suleiman, a Palestinian composer and pianist, draws inspiration from Arabic oriental melodies and rhythms combined with jazz influences. With a background in classical music, he aims to resonate with both Eastern and Western audiences. Suleiman has spotlighted the oriental piano through various albums and projects, including compositions for solo piano, quartets, and orchestras. His work extends to theater and film, notably scoring for award-winning films like “200 Meters” and “Alam.”
Villa Bernasconi is transformed into a poetic labyrinth with the project “Chambres d’échos.” First presented at the Avignon Festival 2022, this collective showcases contemporary Arabic poetry. Performers Soukaina Habiballah, Carol Sansour, Hend Jouda, and Rasha Omran, hailing from Morocco, Palestine, Syria, and Gaza, give voice to personal and poignant themes. The event is enriched by musician Neda Joukar, a târ specialist, who provides musical interludes.
In French and Arabic.
Khalid Abdalla, an actor and activist, takes us on a dynamic solo journey inspired by the 2011 Egyptian revolution and the counter-revolution that followed. Through a global mapping of events, he weaves together personal and political narratives, exploring themes such as colonialism, decolonization, friendship, loss, protests, uprisings, and the recent violence in Gaza.
Ages 14 and up.
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