16 – 17 October

Madame Loyal Geneva

Booking Required

Madame Loyal presents a vast electronic funfair where immersive staging and pounding club sounds meet circus spectacle. Multiple stages offer distinct sonic worlds, while performers and acrobatic troupes thread through fairground attractions and neon-lit rides. Chill zones, bars and food trucks punctuate the flow, and extended after-hours sustain the nocturnal pulse. Curated in collaboration with Festival du Soir, the production favours visceral energy, communal dance and sensory overload, shifting from intimate moments to overwhelming waves of light and bass.

Route François-Peyrot 30,
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex
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Photo Credit: Village du soir

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