5 – 6 March

Évidences Inconnues

Kurt Demey, a skilled mentalist, gently dismantles our trust in chance through a participatory experience where coincidences accumulate until they seem impossible. With quiet precision he constructs mental illusions in real time, inviting the audience to become the investigators at the heart of the performance. Each choice triggers a new clue and unexpected twist, leaving spectators with a lingering question about fate and control. An intimate, enigmatic show that asks viewers to embrace the inexplicable.

In French.

Place des Cinq-Continents 1,
1217 Meyrin
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Photo Credit: DR

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