L’amour c’est pour du beurre, created and directed by Eline Schumacher, is a tender, bittersweet comedy that follows six damaged characters who rehearse Shakespeare in a gym. Through awkward encounters, hidden wounds and bursts of laughter, the piece explores the need to love and to heal. Schumacher mixes burlesque and social theatre to create intimate moments and joyful chaos, offering an affectionate portrait of human fragility and resilience.

In French.

Quatuor Zaïde plunges into Schubert’s luminous yet tormented world with a programme of three cornerstone works that reveal the Romantic composer’s emotional depth: the quartet Death and the Maiden, the song-cycle-inspired Le Roi des Aulnes and Quartet No.13 “Rosemonde”. The string quartet, acclaimed for its finesse and intensity, shapes a suspended experience at the border between dream, pain and beauty, drawing out lyrical lines, dark undercurrents and intimate dialogue among the voices.