Paul de Saint Sernin’s stand-up programme, written and performed by the artist, blends sharp comedic timing with candid memories of adolescence, humiliations and personal fears. Directed by Grégoire Dey, the staging relies on intimate storytelling, subtle physicality and pared-down mise-en-scène to turn vulnerability into laughter. The show plays with rhythm and self-questioning, offering a warm yet probing portrait of growing up in a voice both confessional and wry.

In French.

This improvisational cabaret gathers a rotating ensemble who transform prompts into exuberant, instant theatrics. Performers spin spontaneous stories, invent vivid characters and push collective comedy toward grand, over-the-top moments. The staging favors quick costume shifts, dynamic lighting and a live-paced soundscape that heightens each surprise. Featuring Nadim Ahmed, Blaise Bersinger, Nina Cachelin, Odile Cantero, Deborah Chirenti, Thomas Demaurex, Alain Ghiringhelli, Julien Henchoz, Malik Kaufmann, Pauline Maitre, Adrien Laplana, Eric Lecoultre and Quentin Lo Russo, the show celebrates the art of improvisation and shared laughter.

In French.

Performed by Mystery Ensemble, this concert reimagines Hans Zimmer’s score for Interstellar, blending electronic and acoustic textures into a cinematic soundscape. The ensemble’s delicate strings and expansive synths create a vast, emotive atmosphere, guided by a careful balance of dynamics and spatial sonorities. The program highlights Zimmer’s themes of longing and cosmic wonder, reshaped into an immersive live setting. Produced in collaboration with creative agency RED EVENTS & Distribution Ltd., the performance emphasizes atmosphere, texture and emotional sweep.