The Grütli defines itself as a “center for the production and dissemination of the performing arts.” It offers a rich tapestry of live performances, spanning theater, dance, and local artists’ showcases. As a contemporary theater, it concentrates on current themes and local narratives, serving as a lively hub for contemporary theater. Additionally, the Grütli houses a cinema and a café.
The LGBTIQ+ film festival Everybody’s Perfect returns for its 12th edition at the Maison des Arts du Grütli in Geneva. Since its inception in 2010, it has celebrated LGBTIQ+ expressions from around the globe. In October, the festival offers ten days filled with film screenings, discussions, and meetings with local and international experts and partners. Beyond films, it features performances, exhibitions, workshops, music, and festive gatherings. Notable highlights include the appearance of Dag Johan Haugerud and the screening of “LLUEVE SOBRE BABEL.”
Experience the Dolan dance with Amina Laforce in a one-of-a-kind workshop at the Extravadanza Festival. Originating from the fringes of the Taklamakan Desert, this Uyghur dance is a traditional art form steeped in shamanic and warrior roots. Amina Laforce, a dancer and choreographer, has been passing on this powerful, communal heritage since moving to Switzerland. Join this ritualistic and energetic immersion, open to everyone, and be swept away by the living memory of the Uyghur people.
The Extravadanza! Festival, organized by the Association Akhtar, presents two engaging dance workshops on Caucasian dance styles in Geneva, led by Mariya Khan. The first workshop, “The Fire of the Caucasus,” is a vibrant exploration of dances from Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the North Caucasus, highlighting agility and inner strength. The second workshop, “The Sources of the Caucasus,” offers a journey into the slow, majestic dances inspired by Georgian, Azerbaijani, and Chechen traditions. This event provides a captivating dive into the contrasts of Caucasian dance, open to all skill levels. Advance booking is required.
In French.
Under the pseudonym No Anger, this artist and researcher delves into the theme of physical disability through a reflective piece that combines dance, text, videos, and music. The work offers a feminist and queer perspective on how social dynamics impact the personal stories of individuals with diverse bodies, showcasing the artist’s journey of breaking free from societal norms to recreate her identity.
In French.
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