Presented by Cie des Plaisantes as part of the Plan-les-Ouates 2025-2026 cultural season, “Signé Betty” is a theatrical tribute to Betty Bossi, the iconic yet fictional figure of Swiss kitchens. The performance delves into memories associated with her recipes and honors the women traditionally viewed as “housewives.” Directed by Wave Bonardi and Julia Portier, this play weaves together elements of theater, cooking, and daily life, adding a personal twist to each recipe.

In French.

The Nouveau Jour Company presents a play as part of Plan-les-Ouates’ 2025-2026 Cultural Season. Yalda, born in Paris to Iranian refugee parents, shares their story of exile, their fight for freedom, and the hope of return. This narrative delves into the quest for identity and the burden of the past, reflecting the experiences of many Iranians who fled following the Islamic Revolution. Awarded the 2024 Molières for Private Theater and Best Female Revelation, the play raises universal questions about exile and identity.

In French.

Marc Donnet-Monay returns after a twelve-year hiatus with his new one-man show “Alouette,” part of the cultural season in Plan-les-Ouates. The performance blends tenderness, self-mockery, and dark humor, drawing inspiration from his personal experiences and encounters. Straddling comedy and drama, it delves into existential questions and offers a survival guide in the form of a show that is both amusing and poignant.

In French.

Brigitte Rosset presents a charming solo performance titled “Thanks for the Fish Knife, the Conversations, and the Ham Delights.” Drawing inspiration from her grandfather’s writings, discovered after her mother’s passing, Brigitte delves into her childhood memories to explore how they’ve shaped her identity today. She considers the impact of these memories on her life and her children, while also honoring those she has cherished and admired. This performance is a joyful reflection on memory, past, and future, capturing tender, joyful, humorous, and sometimes trivial moments.

In French.

The duo Aliose steps away from their own songs to explore the repertoire of Maxime Le Forestier in a one-of-a-kind tour. This event is highlighted by vocals, guitars, a string trio, projections, and thoughtful stage design. Over the past fifteen years, Aliose has captured audiences with hits like “Loin” and “Me passer de toi,” solidifying their status in the Francophone pop scene. This tour promises fresh interpretations and surprises, including a new song created from their collaboration.