Ajna builds a dark, melodic universe defined by nocturnal atmospheres, memorable hooks and a carefully crafted artistic direction. Through releases such as Boys&Basement (2023) and the turning point Goldmaker, he has forged a singular identity and strong live momentum, selling out numerous shows early in recent tours. After prolonged teasing, the forthcoming Antidote marks a clear artistic evolution: raw energy, melancholic undertones and songs designed for powerful live performance.
Choreographer Lenio Kaklea responds to a 2023 commission from Le Commun with a layered performance that transforms Diana Ross’s “I’m Coming Out” into a study of queer visual histories. A preceding video, An Alphabet for the Camera (from Analphabète, 2017), presents a catalogue of danced figures where each phrase functions as a sign. Drawing on queer artists and scenographers, the work traces how collective memory and perception teach us to love the female body through animated, ritualised gestures.
Choreographed by Catol Teixeira, Baby Teeth is a ten-dancer work that inhabits the mouth as a site of taste, biting and contagion. The piece weaves song, movement and tactile materials into a polyphonic choreography where pleasure and pain coexist. Collaborating with visual artists, poets and lighting designers, the ensemble explores memory, transmission and the birth of language through shifting textures and intimate gestures. The multinational creative team brings a collective, ritual quality to a sensory, transformative journey.
For its 500th anniversary, the Grand Council is transforming this seat of power in the Old Town into a stage open to the public. Heritage becomes the medium for a narrative that connects the city’s past to its present. Through a visual and sound-based creation, this event offers a new way to discover the history of Geneva’s institutions.
Focus Jeune Création brings together a new generation of Romand artists over two weeks, presenting five bold and hybrid performances that blur theatre, performance and live art. The program explores emergent writing and stage practices— from plateau-based text to pieces rooted in the real—offering layered, often indisciplinary approaches that question formats and invent languages for a transforming world. Accompanying meetings and discussions extend the works and open insight into creative processes.
Performed by Mystery Ensemble, this concert reimagines Hans Zimmer’s score for Interstellar, blending electronic and acoustic textures into a cinematic soundscape. The ensemble’s delicate strings and expansive synths create a vast, emotive atmosphere, guided by a careful balance of dynamics and spatial sonorities. The program highlights Zimmer’s themes of longing and cosmic wonder, reshaped into an immersive live setting. Produced in collaboration with creative agency RED EVENTS & Distribution Ltd., the performance emphasizes atmosphere, texture and emotional sweep.
Directed by Brigitte Rosset, this intimate comedy follows Lucie, a celebrated playwright trapped by silence, and Thomas, her eccentric new neighbour whose clumsy misadventures rekindle her imagination. Performed by Mauro Bellucci and Camille Figuereo, the staging plays with the boundaries between fiction and reality, mixing subtle humour, melancholic moments and theatrical invention. The production honours the original text by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de La Patellière.
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