Guillaume Béguin brings “L’âge de frémir” to Maison Saint-Gervais, celebrating the beauty of aging while challenging the myth of eternal youth and exploring the constancy of our identities. Through the signs of aging, the piece reveals a bold grace, unrestrained mischief, subversive sensuality, and indomitable spirit.

In French.

Antoine Defoort delves into the influence of everyday life and technology with a theatrical conference at Maison Saint-Gervais. Centered on iterative writing and design, he questions the endless pursuit of perfection and seeks out sensory connections that catalyze the meeting of ideas. This playful yet intellectual approach encourages self-criticism, nuance, and thoughtful reflection.

In French.

“Avignon, une école,” by Fanny de Chaillé, takes audiences on a journey through the iconic moments of the Avignon Festival using a rich tapestry of photo archives, films, reports, and radio broadcasts. Conceived in 2024 with 15 actors from La Manufacture, this production delves into 77 years of theatrical history, stage memories, scandals, and artistic testimonials, all brought to life with exuberant theatricality and infectious enthusiasm.

In French.

Frankenstein was born in Cologny through the pen of Mary Shelley in 1818, telling the story of Dr. Victor Frankenstein and his creation. The Founders reinterpret this literary classic, turning the monster into a silent hero. In this unique theatrical performance at Maison Saint-Gervais, the performers rely on non-verbal gestures to construct both the space and the narrative.

Laure Hirsig introduces “Zone” at Maison Saint-Gervais, drawing inspiration from the works of Louis Calaferte and Tarjei Vesaas. This adaptation delves into the complexities of adolescence, highlighting its secrets and raw intensity. Five performers portray feverish and awkward adolescent mutants, navigating between inhibition and a longing for self-exposure. “Zone” establishes an enclosed yet transparent space, mirroring a wild psyche on the brink of eruption.

In French.

Jonathan Capdevielle directs Dimitri Doré at Maison Saint-Gervais in “DAINAS”, a fictional solo performance that delves into the actor’s transition from childhood to adolescence. Drawing inspiration from his search for a missing part of his identity, the show weaves together memories, Latvian folklore, and myths to craft a captivating and syncretic imaginative world.

In French.