In a 16-square-meter studio, “She” battles boredom by dancing, singing, and playing recklessly, enjoying the freedom of solitude. However, the arrival of a stranger disrupts this balance, turning her self-amusement into a need for self-control. The performance delves into the emotional conflicts between freedom and restraint, carefreeness and anxiety, joy and anger.
In French.
This ensemble piece, part of the trilogy “In Praise of Vulnerability,” offers a playful and queer interpretation of the character of Satan, reimagining him as a feminist liberator challenging divine tyranny. Blending humor and sacrilege, the performance aligns Satan with the traits of a bimbo, symbolizing a bold and provocative reclaiming of the body.
In French.
Four performers, each grappling with their own emotional and financial turmoil, delve into the economic principles that shape our lives through the medium of music. Through invigorating songs, they question the nature and perception of public debt.
In French.
The OSR, conducted by Daniele Gatti, presents a Beethoven evening with Christian Tetzlaff on violin, performing the Concerto in D major op. 61 and the Symphony No. 3 “Eroica”.
The 7th edition of the “Out of the Box” Inclusive Arts Biennale will take place across nine cultural venues in Geneva. This event brings together artists with and without disabilities, offering a diverse program that includes dance, performance, literature, visual arts, music, and cinema. The initiative aims to transcend the able-bodied/disability divide, exploring a hybrid aesthetic while providing workshops, training sessions, and discussions. Attendees are encouraged to rediscover the works with an open mind, fostering an environment of diversity and inclusion.
Modi, one of New York City’s top comedians, brings his Pause for Laughter tour to the stage with sharp wit and unique cultural insights. Known for his appearances on HBO, CBS, NBC, and Comedy Central, Modi has captivated audiences with his humor, often weaving in his Israeli heritage and personal experiences. With a background in investment banking and a passion for comedy, he has become a sought-after performer at comedy clubs across New York, Los Angeles, and globally. Modi’s celebrated career includes roles in HBO’s Crashing and Netflix’s When Jews Were Funny, and in 2018, New York City honored him with his own day for his contributions to the arts.
Carac is UNIGE’s new cultural festival, showcasing a month of student creations that include theater, dance, concerts, film, arts and crafts workshops, games, and an exhibition. It’s a vibrant month-long celebration of artistic discovery and festivity, organized by university troupes and associations.
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