Situated in Grand-Saconnex, the Théâtre le douze dix-huit accommodates an audience of 100 and is operated by the Compagnie lesArts. Dedicated to creating, organizing, and promoting theatre shows and theatrical improvisation, the venue offers a diverse range of performances, including theatre productions, concerts, and shows tailored for children.
Based on interviews, this theatrical piece weaves a mosaic of voices around death: memories, rituals, fears, ties, love and humour. Between songs and ceremonies, the production treats mortality with tenderness and wit, offering a space where grief and laughter coexist. The staging blends music and intimate testimony, inviting the audience to reflect on endings while celebrating the textures of life.
In French.
Step into the Baukauf brothers’ playful world, where every show becomes a new adventure shaped by the audience. Children and families suggest music, sound effects and twists, and the actors build the story live, inviting imaginative play, surprise and laughter. The performance mixes interactive storytelling with sensory sounds and gentle revelations about how tales are made, encouraging creativity and participation.
In French. Kids ages 5 and up.
An intimate, witty solo performance that traces Héloïse’s discovery of Boy Hazard and the ensuing teenage obsession. Blending personal memoir with conference-style collage, the show dissects fandom with warmth, humour and enthusiasm, tracing the little-known yet passionate history of groupies. Poetic anecdotes, archival fragments and sharp cultural analysis combine to reveal how devotion shapes identity and memory. Produced by Compagnie Vera.
In French.
Directed by Tony Romaniello, this improvisation piece celebrates the fragile beauty of the instant when two paths cross for the first time. Under a pared-down staging, performers Odile Cantero and Christian Baumann build a spontaneous, intimate encounter: two people who know nothing of each other, creating an unpredictable, sincere narrative in real time. The work explores connection, vulnerability and the poetic politics of meeting.
In French.
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