Staged as a witty exploration of late-life desire and rebellion, L’âge bête brings Michèle Laroque and Kad Merad together as two newly involved sixty-somethings who refuse to be defined by age. The piece blends sharp comedy and tender moments to examine freedom, appetite and companionship, relying on vivid physicality and intimate duo work to reveal humanity beneath the gags. The performance favors contemporary, character-driven staging and a warm, ironic tone.

In French.

Riverdance: The New Generation presents a vibrant reimagining of the celebrated Irish stepdance tradition. Pulsing rhythms, precision footwork and sculptural group formations blend contemporary choreography with iconic percussive steps. The production foregrounds athleticism, communal drive and visual spectacle, supported by dynamic lighting and bold costume palettes. Expect an intense, joyfully rhythmic experience that celebrates heritage while pushing its boundaries. Energetic live music underscores the choreography.

Under the artistic direction of Stephen Ellery, Cinema Festival Symphonics presents a cinematic musical journey through the iconic scores of John Williams. A grand orchestra, distinguished soloists and a full choir perform live alongside spectacular large‑screen animations and immersive visual effects. The programme balances sweeping orchestral power and intimate solo moments, inviting listeners into the emotion and drama of the Star Wars universe through meticulous orchestration and evocative staging.

Les Années 80 – La Tournée gathers a line-up of iconic pop artists from the 1980s, including Lio, Plastic Bertrand, Partenaire Particulier, Boney M. Legend, Jeab Schultheis, Sloane, Christian de Raft, Jean-Pierre Morgand, Lââm and Pedro Castano. The concert revisits their greatest hits performed live with full band, blending nostalgia and showmanship. Expect energetic staging, vintage sound textures and a celebratory atmosphere that highlights each artist’s signature hits and charismatic presence.

Hoshi returns with the Bonjour Docteur Tour, presenting a stage show that blends intimate songwriting with expansive pop production. Her raw, emotive voice navigates songs of memory and resilience against a backdrop of sculpted lighting and rhythmic arrangements. The performance balances lyrical vulnerability and dynamic moments, inviting attentive listening while offering communal energy. Expect thoughtful pacing, textured instrumentation and a cinematic sense of atmosphere.

In French.

Performed by the Milano Festival Opera orchestra, soloists and choir, this concert celebrates the cinematic genius of Ennio Morricone. The program brings together sweeping orchestral scores and vocal moments from Il était une fois dans l’Ouest, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Mission and Cinema Paradiso, with original film scenes projected to deepen the emotional impact. Rich orchestration, choral textures and luminous melodic lines evoke nostalgia, suspense and grandeur in a theatrical concert staging.