“Actapalabra,” performed by Philippe Gouin and Joan Mompart, features two clowns navigating a wordless world with precise and humorous choreography. Drawing inspiration from Beckett, they employ special effects and appearances to craft engagingly funny scenarios. After its success at the Swiss Theater Days, the show will tour for around a hundred performances across Europe and Canada.
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A creative project featuring encounters between six emerging performers and seasoned choreographers, resulting in six solo pieces that delve into intergenerational dialogues through varied artistic disciplines. “Fanfaron” by Thibault Lac and Collin Cabanis offers a melancholic reflection on the memory-laden remnants of a vagabond performer. Meanwhile, “After the silence [conversation with Vivian Maier]” by Delphine Hecquet and Clémentine Le Bas immerses itself in the world of the enigmatic photographer Vivian Maier, exploring her perspective and posthumous works. This stimulating initiative places the art of performance at the heart of the creative process.
In French.
The Syrham duo, featuring Michèle Lubicz, a duduk enthusiast trained in Armenia, and Soumaya Hallak, a Syrian operatic singer, invites audiences on a musical journey bridging East and West. Their performances blend Syriac and Arabic songs, inspired by the monk Jacques Mourad in Syria, combining voice and duduk to honor sacred music.
La Vogue de Carouge promises a weekend full of festivities, rides, treats, music, and joy for all ages. Expect a lively atmosphere with funfair attractions, sweet treats like cotton candy and candied apples, live music and performances on the main stage, artisan and food stalls, family zones like the “Espace P’tits Loups,” plus vibrant concerts, fanfares, and DJ sets under the big top. The weekend is rounded out with easy access via public transport and parking options, making it a smooth and inclusive experience for everyone.
1000&1 BPMOdyssée is a collaborative endeavor between la Bâtie Festival, Pavillon de l’ADC, the Ballet of the Grand Théâtre, and the company Arts Mouvementés/Yasmine Hugonnet. This choreographic work delves into the emotions and states of the dancing body through its rhythms. Nine dancers navigate the beats of this emotional entity, all set to an original score by Michael Nick.
Jeanne Spaeter introduces a unique concept: a romantic relationship structured by a contract with 14 clauses and a trial period of 365 days. Documented and shared on Instagram with the hashtag #relationamoureusedequalité, the project features Mike, the chosen candidate. On stage, the audience participates by selecting objects, asking questions, voting, and sharing laughs. This performance challenges perceptions of love while providing entertainment.
In French. Ages 16 and up.
In tribute to Nina Simone, 50 years after her performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival, American soprano Claron McFadden revitalizes her repertoire. Listening to Nina Simone’s voice through her headphones, McFadden sings and mimics her songs and powerful speeches, offering the audience a deep connection to the artist’s emotions and insights, while allowing Simone’s voice to resonate within her and move the audience profoundly.
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