Am Stram Gram is a theatrical institution in Geneva. This distinctive theatre is dedicated to engaging young audiences and families, with a rich selection of interactive performances. Emphasizing a diverse program encompassing contemporary plays and reimagined classics, Am Stram Gram puts on around 20 shows a year.
Join the organising team for a warm season-opening celebration welcoming everyone in the community. The evening features presentations of the year’s programme, a shared apéro, musical surprises from the Duo N’imPorte Quoi and a hip-hop dance piece, “On Joue Ensemble” by Rafael Smadja. Families, neighbours and newcomers can meet the artists, discover upcoming shows and enjoy convivial moments together. The gathering invites connection, conversation and collective celebration of the season ahead.
Directed by Jérôme Bel, this collectively created theatre piece is written and performed by children aged 8 to 14. The work unfolds through improvisation, playful imagination and a celebration of creative freedom, inviting an immediate, joyful stage presence. The ensemble’s spontaneous scenes and open-ended dramaturgy emphasize collaboration and risk, offering spectators an intimate encounter with youthful authorship and theatrical experiment.
In French.
Explore a lively world of stories and music in this collective storytelling performance. Four storytellers and a musician weave myths, fables and observational tales that celebrate life’s diversity. Children are invited to listen, imagine and follow playful soundscapes, rhythmic pulses and vivid images that spark curiosity. The performance finishes with a collective after-session where families can gather and share.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Led by Ahmed Madani and a troupe of young performers, this vibrant, joyful performance gathers choir, intimate video narratives, dance, live music and the sonic textures of protests in an interactive agora. The staging blends collective singing, personal testimony and physical theatre to explore youth engagement, solidarity and the emergence of shared pathways. The piece is electrifying and tender, inviting audiences into an energetic communal experience.
In French.
Discover how a midnight wish brings Grou, a Cro‑Magnon man, into Charles’s kitchen on the night he turns twelve. The two travel through the story of humanity without leaving the room in a funny, inventive and highly physical family show. Children experience lively scenes, playful movement and imaginative storytelling that awaken curiosity about the past while celebrating friendship, creativity and shared surprises.
In French. Kids ages 7–107.
Move into a silent world where theatre, live film and puppetry play with size and perception. Children encounter a giant model landscape, puppets and filmed characters performed live, discovering how a child’s big imagination can shrink when adults appear. The show uses striking visuals and close-up storytelling at child height, encouraging curiosity, wonder and playful observation through motion, texture and light.
Suitable for non-French speakers – Kids ages 4–104.
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