Friday 1 May, 20:00

Bal Chorégraphié

Conceived as a performed celebration, this participatory dance event invites audiences to learn two short, accessible choreographies led by Géraldine Chollet, Alice and Baptiste. The convivial atmosphere builds into a collective sharing led by a hundred companion dancers and animated by DJ MÂNAA. Presented by the Compagnie Melta, the project showcases Passedanse and contemporary choreographic creation, blending improvisation, community energy and staged composition to create an inclusive festive performance experience.

Esplanade Alice-Bailly 1,
1207 Genève
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