28 January – 21 February

Festival Antigel – 17th edition

Festival Antigel’s 17th edition gathers a multidisciplinary programme that journeys through music, theatre, dance and site-specific interventions across the region. The curatorial approach privileges experimentation and encounters, inviting artists to rework familiar places and probe social habits. Audiences navigate intimate and expansive moments — from hushed, contemplative scenes to eruptive collective energy — guided by inventive lighting, soundscapes and scenographic gestures that reshape perception and memory.

Genève,
Switzerland
Photo Credit: Johanne Roten et Dennis Moya Razafimandimby
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Photo Credit: Johanne Roten et Dennis Moya Razafimandimby

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