Performed by Simon Romang and directed by Georges Guerreiro, Planchette is a comic celebration of appetite and conviviality. Written by Simon Romang and Blaise Bersinger, the show savours the pleasures of shared food, local wine and the easy humour of friends around the table. Philippe Schnider’s lighting shapes warm, convivial moments while artistic collaborators Florence Annoni and Sébastien Corthésy contribute subtle stage textures. Produced by Théâtre Montreux Riviera and Jokers Comedy, the piece balances appetite-driven comedy with affectionate social observation, leaving audiences smiling.

In French.

Formed by Jaklin and Louis, Ladaniva is a duo that fuses Balkan sonorities and Armenian roots with Anglo-Saxon pop, reimagining traditional folk through contemporary arrangements. Their sound balances intimate vocal lines and vivid instrumental textures, where modal melodies meet modern rhythms. The performance unfolds as a conversation between memory and reinvention, offering warm, transportive moments and energetic bursts that invite close listening and emotional resonance.

Directed and written by Coralie Vollichard, Finisterre follows the imagined voyage of Marcia Le Goff, a Breton solo sailor in a round‑the‑world race. Giulia Belet inhabits the role through intimate confessions to a camera, strained calls, and pragmatic boat repairs, while Tamara Fischer’s dramaturgy shapes the narrative. Fanny Courvoisier’s scenography, Joséphine Maillefer’s score, Nicolas Mayoraz’s lights and Timothée Giddey’s sound craft a claustrophobic, luminous world that blends solitude, delirium and a relentless search for freedom, interrogating how gender frames that quest.

In French.