2 – 3 October

Jeremy Crausaz “Fête de Famille”

Jeremy Crausaz invites the audience into a family celebration where laughter collides with reproach and affection sits uneasily beside rivalry. His sharp observations blend nostalgia, jealousy and everyday absurdities, with failed desserts, conversations that derail and blunt political tangents all delivered with a humane, comic eye. The show mines recognition and discomfort, offering intimate sketches that often reflect the viewer back at themselves, provocative and tender in equal measure.

In French.

Avenue Cardinal-Mermillod 6,
Carouge, Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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