Brigitte Rosset presents a show that blends laughter with emotion as she reflects on her childhood memories. She delves into both innocent and deep questions, exploring the mysteries of childhood and how past experiences shape who she is today. Rosset shares her thoughts with the audience on what she has passed down to her children and the significance of impactful individuals throughout her life.
In French.
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.
Formed from late-night jam sessions, BadaDoom channels neo-soul and contemporary jazz into warm, groove-driven soundscapes. Influenced by Robert Glasper, Roy Hargrove, Hiatus Kaiyote and Billie Eilish, their original repertoire balances composed songs and improvisatory passages. The ensemble cultivates intimate, nocturnal atmospheres where subtle dynamics and rhythmic interplay create a contemplative, sensual energy. Expect layered harmonies, fluid grooves and moments of spontaneous dialogue that invite close listening and emotional immersion.
The play “Judith,” elevated by masterful language, delves into the depths of desire through an intriguing and intimate setting. Directed by Gabriel Alvarez and featuring Clara Brancorsini, Justine Ruchat, and Soufiane Guerraoui, the performance presents a gripping duel between Judith, a young widow, and Holopherne, an enemy general. This battle, where territorial stakes interweave with personal desires, examines the boundaries between ideology and bodily impulses, in a confrontation where words both soothe and sting.
In French.
Directed by Bastien Blanchard, CANICULE is a first play that turns a scorching domestic scene into a comedic yet unsettling probe of consumerist happiness. Actors Nadim Ahmed, Estelle Benaïch, Danae Dario and Angelo Dell’Aquila shift between light banter and mounting unease as a repairman exposes fissures in a marriage. Cornélius Spaeter’s scenography, Marc Heinmendinger’s lighting and Ljubica Markovic’s costumes frame moments of heat, claustrophobia and ironic intimacy, touching on climate change and overconsumption with dry wit and emotional precision.
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.
The Orchestra of Nations celebrates its 15th anniversary with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, conducted by Antoine Marguier. The event highlights performances by cellist Camille Berthollet and violinist Julie Berthollet.
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