19 – 24 May 2026

Marie-Thérèse Celebrates 175 Years of Plan-les-Ouates (Not Hers)!

Plan-les-Ouates is celebrating its 175th anniversary with a comedic show starring Marie-Thérèse, the well-known Swiss housewife, alongside emerging comedians like Bruno Peki and Julie Conti. This performance advocating for greater recognition promises laughter and entertainment. .

In French.

Chemin de la Butte,
Switzerland
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