Théâtre de l'Orangerie

Théâtre de l'Orangerie

http://www.ville-geneve.ch/plan-ville/theatres/theatre-lorangerie/

Quai Gustave-ADOR 66,
1207 Genève

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Saturday 27 June, 14:00

Gather for a gentle storytelling session under the trees where the Flying Library comes to life. Actress Mélissa Catoquessa reads imaginative tales that invite children to explore colours, sounds and tiny adventures among pages and leaves. The performance blends spoken word and playful gestures so young listeners can picture characters, laugh and join in. This relaxed reading encourages curiosity, listening skills and a love of books in a cosy, outdoor setting.

In French. Kids ages 3 and up.

Saturday 27 June, 21:00

Born in Cornwall around musician Will Greenham, Blind Yeo blends psych‑folk, krautrock and psychedelic rock into expansive, trance‑like songs. Electric guitars weave repetitive patterns over deep bass and insistent rhythms, while occasional vocal lines drift into the instrumental texture. The project functions as a constellation of collaborators: Sam Pert (drums), Phil Self (guitars), Henry Greenham (synths), Philippa Blum (cello), Jake Sheridan (bass), Anouska Helm (voice, guitar) contribute to a fluid, evolving sound that favors slow-building, immersive grooves.

Sunday 28 June, 14:00

OpenJam invites everyone to reconnect through house culture in a welcoming, intergenerational setting. The event begins with a movement workshop focused on listening, connection and relational dynamics on the dancefloor, then continues with an open, participatory DJ set. Accessible to all, the format blends dance transmission and collective practice to explore the dancefloor as a place of sociability, expression and encounter. Participants are encouraged to share, listen and move together.

1 – 12 July

Join a playful builder who improvises a strange home in a garden. With brave, clever ropes and found objects she moves from one idea to the next, sometimes wild, sometimes stubborn, slowly assembling a surprising structure. Children will watch materials cooperate or resist, feel the rhythm of making, and wonder whether everything will collapse or turn into accidental genius. A lively, physical performance that celebrates imagination, trial and joyful experimentation.

In French. Ages 6 and up.

Friday 3 July, 00:30

Amobea + Mucho presents a vibrant programme of popular urban music rooted in alternative culture. The association curates a varied musical journey from rap and shatta to trap, Jersey club, R&B, reggaeton, dembow, afrobeat and amapiano, prioritizing inclusive spaces and affordable access for young audiences. The evening blends high-energy DJ sets and live performances with a community-driven ethos. Presented in collaboration with Planète Rouge.

Saturday 4 July, 21:00

Célia Wa is a singer, flautist and multi-instrumentalist from Paris with deep ties to Guadeloupe. She forges a Karibfutursound where Caribbean traditional rhythms—especially gwo ka—meet electronics, soul, jazz and hip‑hop. Her flute winds luminous lines through textured percussion, machines and bass, weaving ancestral grooves into contemporary club-inflected spaces. In collaboration with Maquis Dékalé, the project balances rooted tradition and futuristic dancefloor energy.

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