Experience a remarkable duo performance featuring baroque violinist Stéphanie-Marie Degand and harpsichordist Violaine Cochard.
Experience a remarkable duo performance featuring baroque violinist Stéphanie-Marie Degand and harpsichordist Violaine Cochard.
The Geneva Blues Festival is back for its second edition, hosted by the Blues Association Geneva. This event will showcase both local and international talent at the Alhambra. On Friday, the Geneva Blues Band will kick off the evening, followed by the virtuoso guitarist Henrik Freischlader. Saturday will feature unique performances by Blues Power and Bex Marshall, with Johnny Gallagher closing the festival in his explosive style that blends rock, blues, and country.
Jen Rosenblit presents “ElseWhere Rhapsody”. This show places desire at its core, revisiting ancient motifs of erotic art through a queer lens. The performers actively build an imaginary land amidst a decaying landscape, exploring the repetitive and infinite mechanisms of desire. Through architecture, flesh, philosophy, and visual art, the stage community attempts to embody in impossible spaces, unleashing their collective energy.
The Festival Le Luth Enchanté, organized by the Association des Concerts de Musique Ancienne (ACMA), celebrates the rich soundscape of historical plucked string instruments—lutes, theorboes, vihuelas, and more. Welcoming artists from around the world while spotlighting young talent trained in Geneva, the festival offers an intimate setting where authenticity meets cultural dialogue. With its refined yet accessible approach, it brings early music into the present with depth and elegance.
Oscar Gómez Mata, known for his bold creations in Europe and Latin America, debuts his first work entirely for young audiences at Am Stram Gram. Titled “Tracas et Sans Gravité” this performance offers a “not-so-solo” act where he embodies a metaphysical clown. Combining extravagance, poetry, and reflections on major contemporary issues, Gómez Mata explores how our worries can transform into a powerful force for change.
In French. Kids ages 7 and up.
“Documenteur” immerses the audience in the gaze of the camera, following a moderately famous music group through their daily lives and European tour. The non-linear scenes depict the interactions among the members, revealing their highs and lows. This piece probes the dynamics of social interactions within the group. Presented by the Duncan Collective, featuring Coralie Vollichard, Boris Degex, and Paul Berrocal. Co-produced by the Casino Théâtre de Rolle.
In French
The play “Les cinq roses de Jennifer” explores the solitude and struggle of an individual against dominant discourse. It tells the story of Jennifer, a romantically inclined femminiello, who awaits the eagerly anticipated call from Franco after an unforgettable night together. Each day, she dedicates a song to him while living under the threat of a serial killer targeting transvestites in her 1980s Naples neighborhood. Though seemingly light-hearted, the play powerfully portrays the outsider’s condition and the despair of hiding in order to be accepted. Translated and directed by Daniela Morina Pelaggi, the production is supported by a talented artistic and technical team, and it marks its world premiere in French under the banner of Compagnie Daï Daï Produçao.
In French.
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