L’amour c’est pour du beurre, created and directed by Eline Schumacher, is a tender, bittersweet comedy that follows six damaged characters who rehearse Shakespeare in a gym. Through awkward encounters, hidden wounds and bursts of laughter, the piece explores the need to love and to heal. Schumacher mixes burlesque and social theatre to create intimate moments and joyful chaos, offering an affectionate portrait of human fragility and resilience.
In French.
Jazz Night: Groove Party invites you to an evening where you take the stage. Saxophonist Léon Phal and his Geneva-based companions present a groove set infused with influences ranging from dub to French touch.
Le Grand Bal, by Cie Dyptik and directed by Souhail Marchiche and Mehdi Meghari, gathers nine performers in a fierce choreography that turns movement into political gesture. The piece blends raw physicality, collective pulse and dramatic tension—sweat, struggle and exaltation drive a ritual-like dance that resists stasis and norms. Lighting and movement sculpt a visceral atmosphere where each gesture reads as both revolt and release, inviting the audience into a shared trance of embodied freedom.
Geoffrey Secco invites you to a unique concert under hypnosis titled “Origines” at Alhambra. This innovative show takes you on a journey back in time to uncover your trans-personal legend and the influence of past lives. Blending music and consciousness, each note is a gateway to the unexplored. Geoffrey Secco, a Berklee College of Music graduate and certified in Ericksonian hypnosis, will be joined by David Lombardi on violin, Sébastien Heintz on guitar, and Scouap on video projections.
Inspired by Martin Panchaud’s graphic novel, this show tells the story of Simon, a bullied teenager who unexpectedly wins a fortune at the horse races, altering his life dramatically. Michel Lavoie presents a hyper-realistic and poetic production, blending investigative storytelling with visual theater. It explores themes of identity, resilience, and family dynamics, appealing to both young audiences and adults, ensuring a broad and engaging experience for all.
In French. Kids ages 12 and up.
Performed by Françoise Courvoisier (voice), pianist and composer Moncef Genoud, and saxophonist Valentin Conus, this project sets Henri Michaux’s poems against a sensual jazz soundscape. Genoud’s original compositions and borrowed motifs intertwine with Courvoisier’s vocal phrasing and Conus’s supple saxophone, leaving space for improvisation. The piece explores memory, fragility and shifting ground through fragmented text and elastic musical lines, creating an intimate, dreamlike atmosphere where language and music open doors to the imagination.
In French.
The Orchestre Concertus, joined by the Ensemble Vocal Orphée and soloists under the baton of Matthieu Schweyer, will perform works by Antonio Vivaldi at Victoria Hall. The program includes “The Four Seasons,” “Concerto for Four Violins,” and the “Magnificat.”
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