Kelly Rivière takes the audience on an emotive and delightful journey to Ireland with “An Irish Story,” as she seeks to uncover the mysterious disappearance of her grandfather, Peter O’Farrel. With vivacity and humor, she brings 25 characters to life, seamlessly switching between French and English, while delving into themes of exile and identity. The performance, marked by sincerity and energy, proves to be a technically captivating feat that captivates the audience.
In French & English.
The Valentin Liechti Trio celebrates the release of their new album NOW WHAT? with a night full of music. Opening the evening, Geneva guitarist Louis Matute performs solo for the first time, offering an intimate and rare set. The trio follows, blending acoustic and electric sounds in a melodic yet experimental universe, before Cora, DJ Komet City, and DJ Lovedove take over to close the night on the dancefloor. A jazz and electronic evening not to be missed.
Kamel Raiah, an Algerian singer who performs in the Kabyle language, will take the stage at the Alhambra in a concert organized by Tiwiza Léman. He is renowned for his vibrant voice and his deep connection to Amazigh traditions, which he enriches with modern sounds. Notable among his works is “Lechiakh,” an album that pays tribute to the masters of Kabyle music.
Jonathan Capdevielle directs Dimitri Doré at Maison Saint-Gervais in “DAINAS”, a fictional solo performance that delves into the actor’s transition from childhood to adolescence. Drawing inspiration from his search for a missing part of his identity, the show weaves together memories, Latvian folklore, and myths to craft a captivating and syncretic imaginative world.
In French.
Directed by Guillermo Cacace, this stripped-down staging places five actresses around a single table in the heart of the audience to perform Chekhov’s La Mouette. Pilar Boyle, Marcela Guerty, Clarisa Korovsky, Paula Fernandez MBarak and Romina Padoan inhabit Nina, Treplev, Arkadina, Trigorine and Macha, exposing desires, disillusion and distress in an intimate, raw mise en scène. Dramaturgy by Juan Ignacio Fernández; produced by Bérénice Bardoul and Gabriela Gobbi.
Performed in Spanish with French surtitles.
Sofiane Pamart presents a solo piano programme that blurs classical boundaries with cinematic and urban influences. His expressive playing transforms each piece into a vivid narrative, combining delicate lyricism and contemporary energy. Widely streamed and based in Los Angeles, Pamart bridges filmic grandeur and electronic textures while maintaining accessibility for listeners new to classical piano. The performance highlights his poetic phrasing, dynamic contrasts and collaborations across genres.
Inspired by the accounts of women mountaineers, this performance intertwines mountaineering, feminism, and ecology. Two women, united against the elements, commemorate a vanished glacier, confronting fear and hope. The mountain emerges as a symbol of both endangered nature and the solidarity of humanity in need of rebuilding.
In French.
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