The Bande J of Cie Acrylique Junior presents a show at La Parfumerie, delving into a polluted world where poetry arises from waste. Directed by Léon Boesch and Lucien Thévenoz, the production features costumes by Spooky Dolls Surgery and is managed by Evelyne Castellino and Lino Eden.
In French.
Yvette Théraulaz and Lee Maddeford return with “Le Chemin,” a musical performance that traces a journey filled with doubt, poetry, and tenderness. Through memories, texts, and songs, Yvette Théraulaz shares her artistic path marked by rebellion and a fight against injustice. As the 2013 recipient of the Hans-Reinhart Ring, she is joined by Lee Maddeford, a pianist and vocal enthusiast, to celebrate over twenty years of collaboration in this heartfelt performance.
In French.
The Cathedral of Geneva features three cantatas from J.S. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, performed by the Ensemble Vocal Pierre de Lune and the Ensemble Instrumental Romand under Emmanuel Junod’s direction. Cantatas No. I, III, and VI depict the birth of Jesus, the adoration of the shepherds, and the visit of the Magi. Soloists Clémence Tilquin, Cristina Segura, Valério Contaldo, and Alexandre Beuchat will contribute to this concert, organized by the Fondation des Concerts de la Cathédrale.
A theatrical adaptation of Plato’s “The Republic,” directed by José Lillo, delves into the timeless themes of governance and justice. The play enjoyed a triumphant first run in 2022, filling the Pitoëff Theatre to capacity and performing to sold-out audiences, fueled by strong word-of-mouth. The cast includes Jean-Alexandre Blanchet, Felipe Castro, and other talents. Supported by the City of Geneva, this production invites audiences to reflect anew on Plato’s insights into the perils of power concentration and unchecked profit.
The Ensemble Vocal Pierre de Lune, led by Emmanuel Junod, will perform Cantatas I, III, and VI from Bach’s Oratorio at this traditional musical gathering in Geneva.
Nora and Jonathan have been together for way too long — and it sucks. Maxime goes to orgies hoping to meet the love of his life — which also sucks. Timothée thinks he’s happy, even though his life clearly sucks. Jeanne’s life definitely sucks, but at least she knows it. Dive into the hilarious and touching world of five Parisians searching for happiness — a mission that’s anything but easy, because it’s hard to feel good when everything feels wrong.
In French.
The Christmas Circus at Plainpalais captivates Geneva families with a show that seamlessly integrates tradition and innovation. Founded in 1992 by the Van Gool family, this time-honored institution, passed down through generations, continues to deliver magical and unforgettable moments for audiences of all ages under its big top.
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